#PremierLeagueStories – #NunoEspiritoSanto advises #FabioSilva to not obsess about scoring his first goal for Wolves #WWFC

Fabio Silva must not ‘obsess’ about scoring his first goal for Wolverhampton Wanderers. That’s the view of head coach Nuno Espirito Santo who has faith in the 18-year-old to lead the line in Raul Jimenez’s absence. Silva, a £35 million signing from Porto in the summer, made his first Premier League start against Aston Villa at the weekend. He will have another four games in the two weeks before the transfer window opens - and Nuno gave the teenager his backing, saying the workload will be good for him, Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon8Cancel “I think that’s the best way when you want to progress a player and keep improving a player and building,” he said. “When he has minutes in the competition it is good for him, it is useful and I think he did a good game [against Villa]. He worked well. “He is knowing his teammates better and his team-mates are recognising his qualities. It is always about helping the player - not his age. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles “The last thing that he can think about is scoring a goal and not being obsessed with that. “Stick to your tasks, progress in the game, linking, doing defensive tasks and then the final touch will be there, something we have to i,prove, more will come but I am happy with him. “We have already got a good player on our hands, a very young boy but full of talents, we will improve them for sure.” Nuno also gave a positive update about Jimenez - but stopped short of saying he will be at Tuesday’s game against Chelsea. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles “He is improving, he was here today again at Compton, he had breakfast with us and had a good walk around the pitch. He is progressing, thank God he is doing well. “He is free to go if he wants to but it is always a medical decision and the people that are on a daily basis with him are going along with his treatment – but he is free to go. “It is always a big disruption when you lose a player, especially Raul, especially under the circumstances that the situation happened, it was a traumatic moment for everybody. Buy a gift for a homeless child and make a #BrumWish come true Thousands of children in Birmingham face a Christmas without a proper home this year - but there is something you can do. Our campaign, Grant a Christmas #BrumWish, aims to help buy presents for 1,800 youngsters cramped together, sharing beds, in soulless rooms in B&Bs, and others who will be in a Women's Aid refuge. We have already secured hundreds of gifts for babies and toddlers but are short of the target for children over the age of six. It is all through an Amazon Wish List - meaning you can personally buy a present that will be delivered before December 25. Buy a present for a homeless child here Make sure you set delivery to the #BrumWish Campaign, and we will ensure the presents get to the kids. “But we have to overcome that, this is the way we work. Raul is going to be OK, he is going to be back to what he was, the same player and the same person that he was, this is more important. “Now we have to work together, to keep improving and to keep competing but it was a traumatic situation but with time and positive steps and I think even you will stop asking too many questions and things will get back to normal. “But now, no doubt about it that traumatic situation was the loss of a big player."