Fábio Silva has caught the eye of German giants "Borussia Dortmund" after netting 10 goals during his loan spell at "Las Palmas" last season. The 23-year-old Portuguese striker, who still belongs to "Wolverhampton", has reportedly received a five-year contract offer from the Bundesliga club, according to information from Sky Sport.
"That transfer to Wolves never fully convinced me," Silva had previously admitted in interviews, explaining his struggles to find his footing in England.
Despite Las Palmas ultimately suffering relegation, Silva's performance in Spain has significantly boosted his stock. The forward demonstrated not only his scoring ability but also his mobility and link-up play – precisely the profile that fits Dortmund's transfer philosophy.
Interestingly, the German club has built quite a reputation for signing promising young talents with room for growth and potential for value appreciation. Silva, with just one year remaining on his Wolves contract, could represent an affordable opportunity in the current market.
The path to regular playing time at Signal Iduna Park won't be straightforward, though. Serhou Guirassy currently stands as the team's primary offensive reference point. Can the Portuguese striker overcome this competition if he makes the move?
By the way, this potential transfer aligns perfectly with Dortmund's usual sporting strategy – identifying undervalued players who haven't yet reached their ceiling. For Silva, this could be the fresh start he needs after never quite settling at Molineux.
