It’s a good news for the two times champions league winners as they welcome their loan attacker to Chelsea.
Chelsea’s form in the premiere league is nothing to write home about after qualifying the group stage in the UCL and will be playing against Dortmund in the round 16.
Patrons affirmed that yes Chelsea might not be the top form in the premiere league but can pull surprise in the UEFA Champions league.
Sports portals continue to affirm their price range of £9million, £10million for the Athletico Madrid versatile player Joao Felix loan deal to Chelsea.
So far, Chelsea continues to find a portable goal machine forwarder to net goals against their opponent in any competition they find themselves.
With their latest unveiling striker David Fofana from Ivory Coast, Aubameyang from Gabon, Sterling from England, Armando Broja from Albania, Ziyech and Pulisic with some injured they still can’t help the team to win their matches.
Joao Felix on the other side as a new signee to the club has seen many eulogising the club for bringing the versatile player to the club on a loan deal as his club (Madrid) also yearns to sign Aubameyang.
What’ll Be Joao Felix Impact In Chelsea?
This will be the question every Chelsea fans will be asking because looking at the caliber of players in the team and with Felix on board what will be his impact?
Many after the unveiling on Chelsea official page on social media asserts that Felix can aid the team to turn things around and “it’s his dream to play for Chelsea since it’s the biggest club in the world” Portuguese player said.
With Felix Chelsea fans should be rest assured that his impact will be great in the team only if he gets his A game on. Also Potter must find a great strategy in using Felix as the a striker more than a winger as he can that position as well.
It’s a good loan signing, but let’s hope he nets more goals for the club (Chelsea) since they’ve lost most of their games this season.
Chelsea is one of the great teams in the world and I hope to help the team reach their objectives, so I am very, very happy to be here and very excited to play at Stamford Bridge,’ Felix told the club’s official website.
There is no option to buy included in the loan deal and Felix has also signed a one-year extension with Madrid, meaning he will likely return to Spain upon the end of his spell at Stamford Bridge.
The forward has had an inconsistent spell for Atletico this season, registering four goals and three assists from his 14 LaLiga appearances.
His performances during the World Cup – contributing one goal and two assists – suggest there is more to come from a player who was once so highly touted.
