Alious### **Wolves’ Loan Stars Shine: Fabio Silva and Hugo Bueno Making Headlines Abroad**
Wolves have several players catching attention while on loan, with **Fabio Silva and Hugo Bueno** leading the charge.
Silva has made waves in Spain, scoring against both **Barcelona and Real Madrid**, while Bueno is living out a **Champions League dream** with Dutch giants **Feyenoord**. The young Spaniard has been an integral part of Feyenoord’s campaign, earning plaudits for his performances across multiple competitions.
### **Hugo Bueno Teases Position Shift Ahead of Wolves Return**
While the future remains unclear for both players—**Silva is widely expected to leave Wolves permanently, while Bueno is attracting interest from other clubs**—the Spanish defender’s situation appears more stable. Wolves secured him on a new contract before sending him on loan, signaling their intent to keep him in their long-term plans.
Bueno, however, has hinted that his game has evolved during his time in the Netherlands. Competing at the highest level in the **Champions League** has shifted his mentality, and his performances are sure to have caught the attention of **Wolves boss Vítor Pereira**, whom he has yet to work under.
Notably, Bueno has been thriving in a more advanced role, something that could impact his position upon returning to Molineux. Speaking to **AS**, he shared his thoughts on playing further up the pitch:
> “It was a new position for me. There were situations where I could push forward more, and I felt very comfortable because I enjoy attacking and getting to the byline. Receiving the ball higher up the pitch allowed me to take on defenders and create chances. I adapted well, and it worked out for the team.”
With this statement, Bueno has effectively sent **a message to Pereira**—he is open to playing beyond his traditional defensive role, potentially influencing how the Wolves boss deploys him in the future.
### **How Vítor Pereira Could Utilize Bueno Next Season**
Despite Bueno’s versatility, his most likely position under **Pereira** will be as a **left-wing-back**. This role would allow him to combine his defensive skills with his growing attacking instincts, offering Wolves a dynamic option on the flank.
His return to Molineux could also be affected by the future of **Rayan Aït-Nouri**. If the Algerian defender moves on, Bueno could step in as Wolves’ first-choice left-back or wing-back. However, given his experience at Feyenoord, he may even be deployed in a more central role, adding yet another dimension to his game.
As Pereira assesses his squad for next season, **Bueno’s newfound attacking confidence and tactical flexibility** could make him a key figure in Wolves’ setup, whether on the left flank or further up the pitch.
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