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Rangers will go up against Celtic for the striker known as the “best number nine” of his generation.
Tue, Dec. 26, 2023, 8:30
Cameron Bryant

Celtic is expected to put up a fight for Rangers in the pursuit of Wolves striker Fabio Silva.

The 21-year-old hitman was reportedly attracting interest from Rangers, according to earlier reports from Portugal.

Now that the striker is no longer a factor in Gary O’Neil’s Wolves team, TEAMtalk is reporting that both Rangers and Celtic are looking to sign Fabio Silva on loan.

Both Celtic, who have struggled offensively this season, and Rangers, who have lost both Danilo and Kemper Roofe to injury, are rumored to be searching for a striker in January.

Wolves wonderkid hasn’t lived up to his potential.

The Old Firm rivals have frequently clashed in their pursuit of new players, and it appears that Fabio Silva and Wolves may need to make some decisions in January.

The Portuguese forward is obviously highly valued by the Molineux club, as evidenced by their reported £35.6 million expenditure to sign him from Porto in 2020 after he made his breakthrough as a teenager.

Silva was referred to as “the best number nine coming through his age group anywhere in Europe” at the time by Chinese Chairman Jeff Shi.

Despite the striker’s difficulties, Wolves has maintained Fabio Silva’s high status in the squad; in fact, the club gave him a new contract last summer.

In order to “help him develop to be the best player he possibly can be,” Technical Director Scott Sellars stated that the Premier League team sent Silva on loan to Anderlecht after making this decision.

It would seem that Wolves are very much open to loaning out striker Fabio Silva in order to fully utilize his potential, as the player has only scored once in ten appearances under the manager this season.

Regarding Fabio Silva, Rangers or Celtics?

Rangers and Celtic have real transfer appeal for any player, but it’s especially strong for players who want to increase their playing time and opportunities.

While dominance is the rule at the Old Firm, Fabio Silva must deal with his team being underdogs at Wolves throughout the Premier League season.

Securing a player of such talent would be seen as something of a coup for a Scottish side, as both Glasgow teams are vying for the championship.

However, if we remove the emotions from the game and match the two teams head-to-head, there can only be one victor for both Wolves and Fabio Silva.

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Potentially easing any potential deal, Nils Koppen, the new director of recruitment for Rangers, would have been a member of the group that brought Fabio Silva to PSV in the second half of the previous campaign.

Even though both teams are still vying for awards, the Ibrox team is the only one playing in Europe during the second half of the season if we’re talking about a six-month loan.

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