Since making that incredible €126m switch from boyhood club Benfica to Atlético de Madrid in the summer of 2019, the Portuguese has rarely - if ever - lived up to his hefty price-tag, and this season in particular, it felt like he was in danger of truly losing his way.

João Félix's move to Milan raised eyebrows just six months after rejoining Chelsea.But the Portuguese playmaker has had an instant impact for his current employers by all but securing their place

AC Milan announced on Tuesday the signing of João Félix on loan from Chelsea for the remainder of the season. The Portugal international arrived in Milan on Monday and passed a medical before signing a contract with the Rossoneri.

AC Milan have signed Portuguese forward Joao Felix from Chelsea on loan for the rest of the season, the two clubs said on Tuesday. Felix joined Chelsea from Atletico Madrid in August on a seven-year deal for a reported fee of 46 million pounds ($57.

Felix joins Milan on a straight loan deal without a buy option, which will also include a loan fee package worth €5.5million.

Milan director Geoffrey Moncada thanks Santiago Gimenez for ‘working so hard’ to get the transfer from Feyenoord, while there is ‘a possibility’ they could purchase Joao Felix from