A Premier League relegation-threatened player rejected by his club is still bought at a premium by a Bundesliga giant: Dortmund signs Wolves forward for €25 million.

The Premier League is the leading league today, primarily due to being the most profitable, which creates the strongest buying power. Can you believe it? Players unwanted by Premier League relegation clubs can be sold at a premium to Bundesliga powerhouses.

According to the latest news from Italian expert Romano, Wolves' 23-year-old Portuguese forwardFabio Silvais joining Borussia Dortmund, with the player's medical check-up already arranged and all aspects of the transfer completed. Dortmund has agreed on a transfer fee exceeding €25 million for Fabio Silva with Wolves, signing a five-year contract until 2030. The Yellow and Blacks outcompeted several European clubs to secure Fabio Silva.

Fabio Silva came through Porto’s youth academy and transferred to Wolves in the summer of 2020 for €40 million, while his market value was only €12 million at that time, demonstrating the strong purchasing power even among Premier League relegation-threatened clubs. Fabio Silva struggled to adapt at Wolves, failing to make an impact, and was loaned out multiple times to Anderlecht, PSV Eindhoven, Glasgow Rangers, and Las Palmas. His Wolves career stats across all competitionsstand at 72 appearances with 5 goals and 6 assists .

Now 23 years old and standing 1.85 meters tall, Fabio Silva can play as a center forward, second striker, and left winger. Transfermarkt values him at €20 million, and his contract with Wolves runs until 2026. Wolves managed to sell Fabio Silva, who had only one year left on his contract and was constantly loaned out, at a premium, showing shrewd business. Last season, Fabio Silva played24 times in La Liga, scoring 10 goals and providing 3 assists .