Wolves have come under fire from their fan base for their recent transfer dealings, particularly for failing to find a replacement for departing captain Max Kilman. Despite calls for reinforcement in defense, the club opted to stick with their current lineup, much to the frustration of supporters. In addition, Wolves are struggling to offload surplus players like Ki-Jana Hoever and Fabio Silva, who remain on the team with no takers in sight.
Adding to the scrutiny is the situation with Fabio Silva, the young striker who endured a challenging season with Wolves prior to being loaned out to Rangers. During the summer, there were talks of a potential move to Sevilla, but the deal never materialized, leading Silva to Las Palmas on loan instead. Surprisingly, Silva has rediscovered his scoring touch in La Liga, finding the back of the net three times in nine appearances.
Sevilla’s manager, Víctor Orta, now finds himself under intense criticism for overlooking Silva, a player who could have provided much-needed firepower to the team. Meanwhile, Sevilla’s decision to opt for Kelechi Iheanacho from Leicester City has yet to yield positive results, leaving fans questioning the club’s judgment.
As Silva continues to shine in Spain, Wolves are urged to capitalize on his newfound form and secure a transfer deal while his stock is high. With just one year left on his contract, it is crucial for Wolves to maximize his market value rather than risk a potential decline in his worth. The upcoming transfer window presents an opportunity for Wolves to cash in on Silva and part ways with the promising yet inconsistent forward.
