One Wolves Transfer Decision Now Looks Even Worse After Gary O'Neil Dealt Double Injury Blow

Wolves may live to regret letting go of Fabio Silva

Wolverhampton Wanderers' decision to send Fabio Silva on loan to Anderlecht is looking increasingly questionable after Gary O'Neil was dealt a double injury blow.

The Cherries boss is now without both Neto and Dominic Solanke. This leaves him with just one recognized senior striker in his squad.

Silva, meanwhile, has been in impressive form for Anderlecht, scoring three goals in his first five appearances.

The Portuguese striker could have been a valuable asset to Wolves this season

The 20-year-old is a talented young striker who has already shown his quality at Premier League level.

He scored four goals in 26 appearances for Wolves last season and was also part of the Portugal squad that won the 2021 Under-21 European Championship.

With Wolves struggling for goals this season, Silva could have been a valuable asset to the team.

Wolves may now have to dip into the transfer market in January

With Silva no longer at the club and Neto and Solanke both injured, Wolves may now have to dip into the transfer market in January.

However, with the club's financial situation, it is unclear whether they will be able to afford to sign a quality striker.

If Wolves are unable to sign a striker in January, they could be in danger of being dragged into a relegation battle.