Record reports that Swansea City have already made an approach for Gabriel Silva, and that the Championship side considers him a priority to strengthen their attack. The same source adds that Santa Clara are open to negotiations from around £4.3m (€5m), viewing Gabriel Silva as one of their most valuable assets. Record also links Swansea's interest to their coaching staff, specifically head coach Vítor Matos and Diogo Medeiros, noting they are familiar with Gabriel Silva from spending the last two seasons at Santa Clara. Separately, A Bola confirms Gabriel Silva was mentioned within Swansea City, but stresses that the club currently faces significant financial sustainability limitations set by the EFL, which restrict spending. A Bola also states that Swansea City are not planning any active move in the Portuguese market at this stage.

A Bola reports that Gabriel Silva was associated with Swansea. The club from Wales is currently restricted in this transfer window due to EFL (English Football League) financial sustainability rules. At present, Swansea is not planning any acquisitions in the Portuguese market.

SC Braga has already reached an agreement with Santa Clara for the transfer of Gabriel Silva if Roger Fernandes is sold. The deal is expected to be around €5 million.

In January, SC Braga showed interest in signing Gabriel Silva from Santa Clara as a replacement for Bruma. SC Braga was willing to offer around 5 million euros, but Santa Clara was not interested in proceeding as they considered the offer too low. However, SC Braga's interest remains, and they plan to pursue the player again at the end of the current season.