Wolves forward set to leave club this summer

The 22-year-old, who made a £35million club record move from Porto in 2020, has enjoyed his most successful loan spell to date with Spanish side Las Palmas this season.

The striker has netted 10 goals in the struggling La Liga side, which has attracted interest from other European clubs.

Silva is keen to finally make a permanent move away from Molineux this summer, while Wolves are eager to recoup some of the money spent on him.

It has been reported that Wolves want £17million (around €20million) for the Portuguese international. The Express & Star understands Wolves want a significant fee for him.

Following the success of compatriot Vitor Pereira as the club's new head coach, some fans have hope that Silva could return to the Premier League next season.

Although Pereira's opinion of the forward will be taken into account, Silva is still likely to leave the club this summer on a permanent deal after four separate loan spells away.

If a deal can be agreed swiftly, Silva may also not be involved in Wolves' pre-season camp before making his exit.

A number of sides in Germany and Spain have been credited with an interest in Silva, including Atletico Madrid.

Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone has recently publicly praised Silva's ability when asked about the prospect of signing him.

He said: "Fabio is a guy who works incredibly hard, physically strong, and puts a tremendous amount of effort into everything he generates within his attack, and any coach who has him appreciates that work."

The player was also complimentary of Atletico when asked about his links to the club. He said: "Atletico Madrid is one of the best teams in the world, but right now I'm only focused on the goal of saving Las Palmas, and the future will be revealed."