It looks as though Luis Silva could be on his way back to Salt Lake ahead of the 2017 season.

RSL GM Craig Waibel spoke about it on ESPN 700 today with Bill Riley, saying “there’s a high probability of getting him back for this season.”

Waibel tells @ESPN700 that there is a high probability of Luis Silva returning to #MLS and #RSL in talks with Tigres. — Bill Riley (@espn700bill) January 5, 2017

“He’s interested in getting here, and we’re interested in having him,” Waibel said.

The 28-year-old midfielder first came to RSL during the 2015 season in a trade that sent Alvaro Saborio to DC United. Silva played 10 games in Salt Lake, and ended up making the move to Liga MX side Tigres UANL after the season’s end.

With Tigres, he played a total of 60 minutes in CONCACAF Champions League group play in 2016, making no appearances in regular Liga MX matches.

Waibel said that RSL is currently working out details with Tigres to make the move happen, and they are “certainly optimistic” about the deal.