Big-money Manchester City star reacts to Rangers transfer news

After Fabio Silva responded to the deal on Instagram, Matheus Nunes, a star for Manchester City,

congratulated the striker on his loan move to Rangers.

When his move to Manchester City was revealed, the £53 million man [ESPN],

who had previously played for Wolves and Silva, sent some words of support to his old teammate.

With Philippe Clement eager to add a fresh striker to support their title challenge,

Silva has moved to Rangers on a loan agreement that runs through

the conclusion of the current campaign.

In order to announce the agreement,

Silva posted on Instagram on December 28.

He wrote, “New club, new home.” Playing for the Rangers is a true pleasure for me,

and I look forward to many more triumphs with them. Rangers, hurry up.

Nunez just said “Vai,” which translates to “Go,” in response to the Instagram picture,

along with a red heart emoji to show his support for his former Wolves colleague.

Nunez used this as a way to encourage the user.

Expectations are high.

In addition to supporters, the attacker received supportive comments on

his Instagram posts from a number of former teammates,

including Nunes, former PSV sensation Xavi Simons,

and current and former Wolves players, including Nelson Semedo and Francisco Trincao.

Silva has a lot of support from his previous teammates,

which may indicate how much of a positive effect he can have in the Ibrox locker room.

He has obviously made a good impression on a lot of people he has come into contact with over his career.

With Cyriel Dessers’ inconsistent play and Danilo and Kemar Roofe’s injuries,

Rangers have failed to find a reliable goal scorer this season.

As a result, excitement is high for the Portuguese’s arrival at Ibrox.

Silva has the potential to become a fan and player favourite in Glasgow if he has a great start.

Rangers will remember this as a pivotal moment in their season

if Silva can lead Rangers above Celtic to the SPFL championship.

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