Joao Félix: Portugal national team forward Joao Félix is set to leave Atlético Madrid in La Liga in 2023, according to Fabrizio Romano.
This comes just days after Atlético Madrid chief executive Miguel Ángel Gil Marín admitted that the highly-skilled young Portuguese could leave the Spanish club. Among the reasons he gave for suggesting the two parties could part ways was the relationship between Joao Félix and Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone.
Most of Félix’s appearances for Atlético de Madrid so far this 22/23 season have been from the bench. He has played 18 games with Atlético de Madrid so far this 22/23 season and has scored four goals and given three assists.
Of the 18 appearances, 12 were in LaLiga. In the Spanish top flight, only five of his 12 appearances on 22/23 were as a starter. The remainder were substitute appearances. In the UEFA Champions League, he made five appearances for Atlético de Madrid in the 22/23 season, three as a starter and two as a substitute.
Joao Félix set to leave Atlético Madrid in 2023, reports Fabrizio Romano
Fabrizio Romano reports that Joao Félix is set to leave Atlético Madrid in 2023. The Italian journalist says the Portuguese international is open to a new experience and that there are concrete chances for a move to take place during the upcoming January transfer window. .
Fabrizio Romano also informs that Atlético de Madrid will try to ask more than 100 million euros for Joao Félix and that the player’s agent, Jorge Mendes, is discussing a possible transfer with many clubs.
Atlético Madrid signed Joao Félix in 2019 for a club record transfer fee. The Spanish club signed Félix from Portuguese side Benfica in a deal worth €127 million. Since he signed for Atlético Madrid, the 23-year-old has made 129 appearances for the Spanish outfit and has scored 33 goals in all competitions.
Joao Félix has more than three years left on his current contract with Atlético de Madrid. He signed a seven-year contract with Atlético de Madrid upon joining the club. His current contract with Atlético de Madrid runs until 2026.
Meanwhile, he was also part of the Portugal national football team that participated in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. He started four of Portugal’s five matches in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
