Spanish giants Sevilla are facing widespread criticism for not signing Wolves flop who they were linked with in the summer.

Wolves' recent transfer window has faced consistent criticism from the Molineux faithful. The club failed to replace captain Max Kilman, with Matt Hobbs suggesting that Wolves didn't need a centre-back.

On top of this, Wolves failed to get rid of many of its outcasts. Players such as Ki-Jana Hoever and Fabio Silva are still on the books, with no club prepared to buy the duo in the summer.

However, Sevilla are now facing criticism for their failure to bring in Silva as he continues his good form on loan to Las Palmas.

Then, in the summer, Wolves wanted to sell Silva with Sevilla interested. However, such interest was never followed through and the striker ended up going out on loan to Las Palmas.

Despite his declining form beforehand, Silva has impressed for the Spanish side and has netted three times in nine games in La Liga.

Now, according to Vamosmi Sevilla, Sevilla manager Victor Orta is facing widespread criticism for not bringing in a clinical striker, especially when Silva was available.

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Instead, they brought in former Leicester City striker Kelechi Iheanacho who is yet to get a goal in La Liga.

Now, Wolves must look to cash in on the striker as soon as possible. They cannot be persuaded to give Silva another chance at Wolves just to see his resale value plummet yet again.

There is clearly interest in the striker, and with just one year left on his deal by the time the summer is here, the Old Gold cannot take any chances.

If Silva continues this form until the end of the campaign, he could be worth a decent fee and Wolves must ensure they get the money and end the striker's stay at Molineux.

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