Atlético de Madrid opens its doors to Joao Félix and the Premier League would be on the alert

By Oscar Sandoval

Atlético’s chief executive stressed it would be reasonable to think it “will come out”

The relationship between Atlético de Madrid and Joao Félix would end after three and a half seasons, the Portuguese had disagreements with the coach Diego Simeone and his future would be far from the Spanish capital, the rojiblanco club is openly talking about his farewell to the national team winter transfer market and the player would arouse interest in English teams.

Gil Marin, who is the CEO of the ‘Colchoneros’, admitted during a general assembly of La Liga that the newspaper between the ‘Cholo’ and the Portuguese “is not good” and that if it were his decision he would “mi like to continue” and stated that “this is not the player’s idea”.

The newspaper Brand stresses Aston Villa are “among the best-placed teams” to sign the Portuguese, the publication citing clubs such as Manchester United, Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Liverpool as interested parties, but specifies that “the ‘Villains’ will end up taking” the Avanti.

Atletico Madrid would be open to negotiation with any club and Jorge Mendes, representative of Joao Félix, will have to present a millionaire offer of almost 100 million euros in the rojiblancas offices to fulfill the mission requested by the footballer to find the exit door from the metropolitan.