Serie A giants AC Milan are reportedly looking to sign Joao Felix in the January transfer window as Chelsea's stance over a potential loan move have been reveal

While Milan complete two official transfers today, they are formulating a plan to convince Chelsea into releasing Joao Felix.The Rossoneri are very active in the January transfer window and need

Chelsea is not ready to sanction a loan exit for their player Joao Felix despite transfer interest from AC Milan this January window. Felix returned to Chelsea from Atletico Madrid for £45m last summer.

Portuguese does not convince and is on the agenda of another one of the great clubs on the planet

Serie A giants Milan are seeing their move for Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford stall and they are now evaluating a move for Chelsea’s Joao Felix.La Gazzetta dello Sport have reported that

Chelsea have revealed which shirt number Trevoh Chalobah will be wearing upon his return from loan at Crystal Palace.

Milan have reportedly been in contact with Premier League side Chelsea over a possible deal for Portugal international Joao Felix in the January transfer

Meanwhile, Milan completed two transfers today, selling striker Luka Romero to Cruz Azul FC, interrupting his loan move at Deportivo Alaves. Defender Marco Pellegrino has also cut his loan at Club Atletico Independiente short to join Huracan on another temporary move to June 30.

AC Milan could add some high-profile names to the club in the January mercato, and with Marcus Rashford’s move stalled, other names are being considered. Throughout the January mercato, it has

Chelsea are not ready to sanction a loan exit for Joao Felix despite transfer interest from AC Milan in January, according to reports in Italy. Joao Felix returned to Stamford Bridge for £45 million from Atletico Madrid in the summer having spent six months on loan at Chelsea in 2023.

After finally getting out of Atlético Madrid and Diego Simeone’s oppression to join Chelsea in the summer, things have not gone as well as expected for €52m-man João Félix at Stamford Bridge. He’s managed fewer than 1000 minutes across all competitions so far,