Richarlison scored twice on his debut for Ten from Everton, but Wolves were excavated for one point
Richarlison of Brazil scored twice from Everton 10 players to see Wolves score with a Ruben Neves free kick and Raul Jimenez's header.
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"He has great performance, great behavior, he is a great talent and he shows he can score goals at any time," said Silva, who has managed the 21-year-old at Watford last season.
"He scored two great goals but it was important he worked hard once more.
"I have no doubt, even though he did not score a goal, he worked hard to help his team, I am sure fans will be proud of him, he is very good, he works hard, which I expect from him."
Silva was not worried about the huge unfavorable payment on Richarlison's shoulder.
"For me money is not important and it is not important to discuss the money," he said.
"Clubs like us pay money because that's the value in the market. It's not just our club that pays money for one player."
Everton had to play the last 49 minutes with 10 men after their captain, Phil Jagielka, was sent to drop Diogo Jota after he mismanaged.
"It looked very difficult at the time and it produced a red card for us and a goal for them," Silva said.
"It doesn't matter what he says to me (Jagielka). I see it and I have seen the picture too and it doesn't seem to be rotten.
"In the second half we knew with 10 people we had to organize the team in a different way and we showed a very good organization, knowing they would have more time on the ball with 11 to 10.
"But we clearly have the best chance to score more goals."
Nuno Espirito Santo, head coach of Wolverhampton, believes their star star Ruben Neves will enter the Premier League after scoring one and preparing another.
"Ruben came here last season in the Championship, he adjusted well, it needs a lot, but if you look back, you have the answer," he said.
"Ruben played the Champions League at a big club (Porto) when he was 17 years old and told a lot about him.
"At the age of 21, he has a lot of things to improve, I think he has to improve."
Only three players in Wolves have played in the Premier League, and despite 53 matches Ryan Bennett in the top flight, Matt Doherty and Conor Coady have played one.
Nuno accepts this initial game will be a learning curve for his team.
"We have a long and long way to go, and everyone knows how I think. On Monday we will work hard because there are so many things we need to do."
Richarlison was a visitor hero in the 17th minute. The Brazilian striker was perfectly placed to create the opening goal after Boly and Cenk Tosun ran in the air for a Leighton Baines free kick, and the ball went off from Boly.
There are elements of carelessness for goals from a defensive standpoint, and for a while Wolves fought in possession with a lot of misleading passes and looked a little nervous in their game as Everton got the lead.
The Toffees could not change the profits of their territory into something worthy of goals, and Wolves gradually recovered their condition.
The Nuno team were given the opportunity to take themselves in the game four minutes before the break, when Jagielka was sent off.
From the resulting free-kick, Neves fired hard, curled into the top corner of the 20-meter goal to bring the Wolves level and almost lifted Molineux's roof.
After the break, Neves was a few inches away with a 30-meter guard, then Tosun forced Patricio to save only seriously with overlapping attempts that had guards floating to the left to turn.
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