Just in: Why the Rangers loanee is not interested in returning to Ibrox for the upcoming season.
Just in: Why the Rangers loanee is not interested in returning to Ibrox for the upcoming season.
According to Caught Offside, Fabio Silva is interested in playing for AC Milan and Sevilla, thus he isn’t interested in staying with Rangers permanently for the upcoming season.
The news agency reports on their website (16 May) that the Wolves striker, who spent the second half of this season in Glasgow, would rather try a new challenge elsewhere than return to Ibrox for the 2024–25 season.
In their fight against PSR worries, Wolves have made him transferable and put a £20 million price tag on his head, thereby eliminating Rangers from the picture.
Rangers need to prepare for life after Fabio Silva.
Given the amount that Wolves paid to acquire Silva in the first place, it always looked improbable that Rangers would be able to secure him on a permanent basis in the summer.
Even though they paid £35 million to sign him from Porto a few years ago, despite a few productive loan stints away from the team, he has never quite been able to settle down there.
The youthful forward has only been good since moving to Ibrox. Though he has contributed a few goals and assists, his on-field antics have garnered more attention than anything else, and injuries likely forced him to play more than anticipated.
In order to bolster the team, Philippe Clement must prioritize which positions and players in light of the anticipated mini-revolution this summer.
Silva is not worth even close to £20 million, so even if he were amenable to a comeback, the team would be better off exploring other options for the upcoming campaign.
