Bangla Press Desk: Portuguese forward Joao Felix is set to join Saudi Arabian side Al Nassr from Chelsea in a deal worth up to €50 million.
The Riyadh-based club will pay an initial €30 million (£26.2m) upfront, with performance-based add-ons potentially raising the total package to €50 million. Felix becomes the latest high-profile European talent to make the move to the Saudi Pro League.
Felix, 25, spent the second half of the 2024-25 season on loan at AC Milan, where he made 21 appearances, scoring three goals and providing one assist. Despite expressing interest in staying in Italy, Milan opted not to pursue a permanent deal. The loan arrangement, which included a €5.5 million fee and full wage coverage, did not carry a buy option.
Chelsea had acquired Felix permanently from Atletico Madrid in August 2024 for £44.5 million ($58 million), following a previous loan spell at Stamford Bridge during the 2022-23 season. However, his second stint in London was short-lived, featuring in only three Premier League games before being sent to Milan.
Joao Felix set for Al Nassr move in €50m deal
Banglapress
Published: 23 September 2025, 10:25 AM
Bangla Press Desk: Portuguese forward Joao Felix is set to join Saudi Arabian side Al Nassr from Chelsea in a deal worth up to €50 million.
The Riyadh-based club will pay an initial €30 million (£26.2m) upfront, with performance-based add-ons potentially raising the total package to €50 million. Felix becomes the latest high-profile European talent to make the move to the Saudi Pro League.
Felix, 25, spent the second half of the 2024-25 season on loan at AC Milan, where he made 21 appearances, scoring three goals and providing one assist. Despite expressing interest in staying in Italy, Milan opted not to pursue a permanent deal. The loan arrangement, which included a €5.5 million fee and full wage coverage, did not carry a buy option.
Chelsea had acquired Felix permanently from Atletico Madrid in August 2024 for £44.5 million ($58 million), following a previous loan spell at Stamford Bridge during the 2022-23 season. However, his second stint in London was short-lived, featuring in only three Premier League games before being sent to Milan.
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