Since he came to Premier League, Joao Felix He became one of the players who got the most attention. The footballer in debt Chelsea for him Atletico Madrid drags, how can it be otherwise, a mix of interest to know if that can really be ‘Wonderboy’ which was predicted to Benfica and where there were only flashes in the capital of Spain.
His first months in England were somewhat irregular. It is the most ostentatious talent of a Chelsea that doesn’t start, but it also becomes little decisive. Just two goals and plenty of clear chances that should have gone in.
However, those who know him have no doubt that he will succeed in English football once things get going for him. The Portuguese player found unexpected support from a coach who saw him and suffered with him Spain. We are talking Unai Emery. A few days ago, before Chelsea vs Aston Villa which finished 0-2 for those Birminghamthe Basque coach had very good words for him.
“He is a special player and it is not completely impossible for us, but he wants to play for a team in Champions League “, revealed emery regarding the fact that the country He also fought for him in the last winter market.
“We are realistic about how we can improve and how we can add players to improve our team. He has a high salary and the Chelsea he paid dearly for it. I like him, but we’re not really in the race for him.”
THE LOAN CONDITIONS
He Chelsea he managed to sign the 23-year-old on loan until the end of the season for a fee of €10.8m, as well as to cover his €4.8m salary until May. No purchase option. “We are not in the race to sign joao felix because it is very difficult to convince a player like him, because now he is better than us”, he insisted on this matter.
“He needs time to adjust to the Premier League, but he is still young and slowly recovering from Chelsea. He can assist, score goals, drop into midfield to develop and can play in small spaces and push into the box. He is special,” he said. emery.
Source: La Verdad
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