He was meant to be sold! Bundesliga club changes system for striker

Niko Kovač, the manager of Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund, recently announced a system change for their striker position. He had initially intended to sell Fabio Silva, but now he sees the Portuguese forward as a crucial player in the team's attack. Silva, formerly Borussia Dortmund's number two striker, has proven himself to be a valuable asset after consistently scoring goals and providing assists.

Kovač praised Silva's performance after their recent Champions League win against Villarreal, stating that the club can now play effectively with two strikers. This unexpected turn of events has shaken up the traditional role hierarchy at Dortmund, with Silva now considered an equal partner to Serhou Guirassy. Initially, Silva faced transfer rumors due to his limited playing time, but he refused offers from clubs in Spain, the Netherlands, and Portugal, choosing to establish himself with Borussia Dortmund instead.

His exceptional performance in the form of goal contributions and assists in his first four competitive games has earned him praise from his coach and the management. As a result, the striker hierarchy at Borussia Dortmund has been fundamentally reevaluated, with Silva now playing an indispensable role in the team's success.