Breaking News It has been reported that Rangers are “at the forefront of the race” to acquire striker Fabio Silva from Wolverhampton Wanderers, a Premier League team, on loan during the January transfer window. The transfer fee for Silva is estimated to be 35 million pounds

It has been reported that Rangers are “at the forefront of the race” to acquire striker Fabio Silva from Wolverhampton Wanderers, a Premier League team, on loan during the January transfer window. The transfer fee for Silva is estimated to be 35 million pounds. Philippe Clement has previously expressed his desire for Rangers to get a new striker as quickly as feasible at this point in time. And the sight of Kemar Roofe staggering off after only 16 minutes of Wednesday’s 2-0 victory against St. Johnstone – the seasoned forward joining Danilo in the treatment room – will not have softened that stance. Roofe was joined in the treatment room by Danilo.

Aberdeen has said that they are not interested in selling Bojan Miovski, despite the fact that the Glasgow giants have already been connected with him. It would appear that Kevin van Veen is eager to make the most of his time in Groningen, while this is going on.

On the other hand, it is possible that the Rangers will encounter less obstacles in their pursuit of Fabio Silva.

Wolves are likely to be willing to let the former FC Porto star go if the situation warrants it. It is possible that Silva, who has only played 17 minutes of Premier League football since the middle of September, is also searching for a new beginning.

While Wolves are pursuing Fabio Silva, Rangers are keeping a close eye on the situation.

It has been reported by O Jogo that the Rangers are the first team in line to acquire the 21-year-old marksman. Celtic is another club that is interested, and both clubs would be dependent on Wolves accepting loan offers for a limited period of time.

Obviously, this is not something that can be ruled out. An impressive stint across the border at Ibrox or Parkhead could do wonders for Silva’s image, giving Wolves a much better chance of recouping a significant amount of their ill-advised investment of thirty-five million pounds.