
João Félix, the Portuguese forward who spent last season on loan at Chelsea, is now in advanced discussions with Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, according to reports. The 24-year-old’s future has been uncertain since returning to parent club Atletico Madrid, where his relationship with manager Diego Simeone remains strained.
From Stamford Bridge to Saudi Arabia?
After a mixed spell at Chelsea, where he showed flashes of brilliance but struggled for consistency, Félix appears set for a fresh challenge in the Middle East. Al-Nassr, already home to Cristiano Ronaldo, is keen to add another high-profile European talent to their ranks.
Why Al-Nassr Makes Sense
The move could offer Félix regular playing time and a chance to reignite his career after a turbulent few seasons. With Atletico unwilling to reintegrate him into their squad, the Saudi league provides an attractive alternative for the former Benfica prodigy.
What This Means for Chelsea and Atletico
Chelsea opted against making Félix’s loan permanent this summer, while Atletico are eager to offload him permanently. A transfer to Al-Nassr would finally resolve his uncertain club situation and allow all parties to move forward.
As negotiations progress, football fans will be watching closely to see if this talented but enigmatic forward can find his footing in Saudi Arabia’s ambitious football project.