Arguably, the new signing number nine, Fabio Silva, might well be regarded by Wolves supporters as one of the worst signings in the recent past. Signing for Wolves during the January transfer window of the 2020 winter transfer window signing the Portuguese winger much to the delight of the club’s fan base from FC Porto for £35.4 million despite having own experience and not much gamers. However, this young striker in particular was incapable of fulfilling high expectations set alongside him, including poor performance during his first season owing in part to loss of Raul Jimenez.
Silva agreed to join Wolves but initially, he was reluctant to do this mainly because it is very expensive but his prospects improved when was selected in the Portuguese senior squad by Martinez. Despite the fact that Silva has played for Las Palmas, Martinez pointed at his recent progression and especial assets helpful for the team.
The invitation of Silva should be considered a triumph after the awful experience in his saga. As with his application with Wolves, difficulties and unrealized skill have plagued his tenure; however Porter is offered a new chance with Portugal. Silva seems interested in making a difference for the national team and like the story of many young players since the beginning of the tournament, he can be considered one who has played through the joy and pain that comes with the game.
