Thiago Silva Talks About a Possible Return to His Former Club

Thiago Silva is not eternal, but at 41 years old, the Brazilian continues to defy age while playing for Fluminense, the club where he began his career in 1998. After a brief stint at Barcelona between 2000 and 2001, he returned to his roots. Born in Rio de Janeiro, Silva took his first professional steps with Futebol FC and then Juventude. Two decades ago, in 2005, he moved to Europe to join FC Porto’s reserve team. After making 14 appearances, he transferred to Dynamo Moscow in Russia, but did not feature in any matches.

After a challenging start in Europe, Silva returned to Fluminense before making a name for himself at AC Milan, PSG, and Chelsea. At these clubs, he solidified his position and collected numerous trophies. In 2024, he returned to Fluminense for the third time in his career. However, Silva now faces a pivotal moment as his contract is set to expire in June. Soon to be a free agent, he has caught the interest of one of his former clubs. La Repubblica reports that AC Milan is keen to bring the former player back. His experience and skills are still highly valued in Lombardy. At 41, he could make an unexpected comeback in Europe.