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Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on August 17, 2023, 02:50:05 PM

Felix is having a hard time at Atletico Madrid, I don't know if the coach and the player are having issues because I don't see that connections between the coach and the player for him to start and he's not happy. Ever since he got back from the EPL on loan to Chelsea, he hasn't been the same player he was when he left on loan.
Now he wants the club to terminate his contract and the club don't want that but they increased his market prize to £80m, to me I feel he's not up to that amount and even if that amount is divided is a No to me, maybe he should be around £30-40m.
Is he up to that amount, £80m?

Joao Felix is one of Atletico Madrid's young exceptional players, and it still detrimentally impacts me to see such incredible abilities being kept on the bench by Los Colchoneros manager, Diego Simeone. It's obvious that the coach and the Portuguese are at odds with one another, which is one of the reasons he was loaned to EPL team Chelsea but has also fallen out of favor in the eyes of the new manager. The conditions are quite complicated from the player's side, and he will undoubtedly figure out how to leave the club and transfer to a place where he can play regularly in games. Barcelona enters the picture; there's a lot to be gained from the player; let's wait for the ideal loan move, while contracts are being negotiated.

Look at what already tweeted by romano if he was always putting barcelona on his mind. It doesn't wanna be recruited by another club than barcelona. This gentleman's mental state has deteriorated due to prolonged bench-sitting. I don't even know what's gonna happen with this guy once he will not be signed by barcelona forever. It's crazy to see there was a guy who is not open-minded to get more experience as many as he can. Someone needs to wake him up.

felix will never ever play in barcelona. This guy must accept the truth if getting as many experiences as possible will help him to be considered by xavi as a potential recruitment. He has not proven himself to be worthy enough for barcelona. I hope that felix will be able to regain his sense again. Barcelona was not everything, he must be aware if his career is far more important then moving to the barcelona even though it was his dream.

I've been following Romano's tweets and am confused too. Barcelona has a magnetic grip on this guy's heart, and he can't see past it. Dreaming is admirable. The world of football exists outside of Barcelona, guy. I've seen players put all their eggs in one basket, which rarely works. Barcelona is a terrific club, but Felix should widen his horizons.

On the other hand, Yassine Bounou is doing well elsewhere. This guy's in his prime and taking advantage. I don't see why Felix can't realize that football is more than one club. I hope he wakes up soon and learns he must play the field before pursuing his dream.