The Bundesliga club Freiburg might get Fabio da Silva on loan from Manchester United until the end of the season. Discussions have taken place and David Moyes is ready to let the left-back leave. The United manager is not worries as he has Alexander Büttner as cover for Patrice Evra in the position.

The fact that Moyes is willing to let Fabio leave could also mean that there are still hopes that there will be a temporary move for Fábio Coentrão, the Real Madrid left-back, even with resistance from the Spanish club.

Cardiff City received news concerning their target of Manchester United, Fabio da Silva as the agent of the player Cassiano Pereira, said that he has not heard about his client leaving Manchester United and for the time being he will be staying in his current club.

"I don't know anything about these stories. I think they are just journalistic speculation. Today, I say that will remain in Manchester until the end of the season, but in summer it is very likely that they can leave." Pereira stated.

Since the start of the season Manchester United have been wobbling and not looking as the same squad of last season that only lost 5 matches during the entire season.

David Moyes still has not found the magical formation and combination of players that can stop the team from dropping points.

Southampton and Cardiff City all managed to play rescue 1 point as they both battled it off against Manchester United and coming out with a draw which is a good result for both Cardiff and Southampton but the team guided by Moyes was expecting to do much more damage.

Rafael da Silva has dismissed a series of consistent rumors which have been going afloat involving his exit from the English club Manchester United as he stated:
"There is no reason to leave now, I am playing here, I am a starter and I don't intend to return to Brazil."

Having already made over 130 appearances with: 'The Red Devils' and being a key player for the defence of his team it seemed as not a very credible rumour to actually believe.

Manchester United's Brazilian full-back Fabio Da Silva has said that he is keen on playing at the World Cup in 2014. This World Cup will be held in Brazil, which gives extra motivation for the player to be part of this World Cup.

Speaking to the official magazine of Manchester United, he said that he needs to play regularly in order to achieve his dream. Getting into the Brazilian national team is not going to be easy for both Fabio Da Silva and Rafael Da Silva because of the competition for places.

Queens Park Rangers assistant manager and former Manchester United striker Joe Jordan believes the loan spell that United player Fabio da Silva had at the club last season will prove to be a great learning curve for the player and he will have matured a lot and is ready to make the push to break into the first team under new manager David Moyes.

Many of the key issues in this coming Premiership season – but particularly the title race – are liable to be hard to put good bets on, because so many changes have taken place since the end of last season. The new managers, plus the absence of early transfer dealings, make it hard to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the two Manchester sides and Chelsea – although the bookies have put the Red Devils in the position of favourites, on 9/4 to retain their crown. Depending on how they do in the transfer market, some football betting fanatics may have an eye on Arsenal at 12/1, but they would need to match their managerial stability with marquee signings.

New Barcelona signing Neymar has said that Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney should consider joining the Catalan giants if he decides to leave Old Trafford.

Rooney has been subject to intense transfer rumours over the last few months. He offered the transfer request to the club at the end of last season.

Fabio da Silva has said that he has improved himself as a defender during his tenure at QPR in the ongoing season. Silva was placed on loan to QPR at the start of this season.

Silva was hardly getting playing opportunities at Manchester United, but, at QPR, he has become a regular starter of late. He has so far played 19 games for QPR in this season and his performance has been decent.

When asked about his time at QPR so far, Silva said, “It’s been quite good here. I have enjoyed playing under the guidance of Harry Redknapp. He has backed me and I am grateful for that.”

The QPR defender Fabio Da Silva has revealed that he had mixed emotions when his brother Rafael Da Silva scored for Manchester United in the recent match between the two clubs. Fabio Da Silva is currently on loan at QPR till the end of the season from Manchester United.

He has been playing with his brother Rafael up until now. He has had to leave United in search of regular first-team football, while his brother Rafael has been a first-team regular at Old Trafford. The opening goal from Rafael in the 2-0 win brought a mix of emotions in the Brazilian.