According to the latest news from well-known transfer journalist Romano, Serie A side Genoa have formally made a bid for Portuguese striker Fabio Silva to Premier League side Wolves. The offer, which takes the form of a loan with an option to buy, is designed to entice Wolves to release the player, while also providing Genoa with the flexibility to decide whether to sign the player permanently in the future based on his performance. The offer was submitted to Wolves on Tuesday local time and is expected to receive a definitive response from the opposition within the week.
At just 22 years of age, Fabio Silva's career has not gone as smoothly as expected since his move from Porto to Wolves in the summer of 2020. He has spent more than half of the last four years on loan at other clubs. In the second half of last season, he joined Scottish rivals Rangers on loan and showed some goal-scoring ability there, contributing six goals in 25 games. Nonetheless, Fabio Silva is clearly eager to continue his growth in a new environment and has shown a keen interest in the prospect of starting a new chapter for himself in Serie A.
For Genoa, the addition of Fabio Silva is expected to enhance the team's attacking strength and provide a boost for the team to strive for better results in the new Serie A season. For Wolves, facing such a loan offer with an option to buy clause, they need to consider the player's personal development wishes, but also need to weigh the team's own interests and make the most reasonable decision.
