Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Fábio Silva was restricted to six league starts under Bruno Lage last season and he failed to score a goal or register an assist from 24 games.
In order to have more prominence in the new campaign, the forward completed a season-long loan move to Anderlecht earlier this week.
That doesn’t mean Wolves don’t have the 20-year-old in their future plans. In fact, the Premier League side extended his contract by a further year before letting him join the Belgian club on a temporary deal.
Felice Mazzu was appointed as Vincent Kompany’s successor at Anderlecht. Het Laatste Nieuws state the new coach had a phone call to ‘personally welcome’ the Wolves player to the club.
“You can see that he has a lot of talent. Fábio has already left a very good impression this week,” Mazzu explained.
Wolves and the attacker will be hopeful he can maintain the same impression during his loan stay at Anderlecht.