AC Milan have no intention to sign Joao Felix permanently from Chelsea, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Portugal international's fall from grace continues. Felix emerged as one of Europe's biggest talents at Benfica,

Joao Felix’s arrival at AC Milan was greeted with some enthusiasm, but less than a couple of months later his fate already seems sealed.La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) write this morning that

Despite only arriving at Stamford Bridge on a permanent deal last summer, it became apparent in January that Felix was eager to secure a move elsewhere. The arrival of Sergio Conceicao at San Siro led to the newly-appointed head coach moving for his Portuguese compatriot at a time when Milan were desperate to kick-start their campaign.

Joao Felix's AC Milan career has hit a new low after the Italian giants reportedly decide against signing him on a permanent deal.

While Joao Felix’s promising start at Milan—highlighted by a goal on his debut against Roma in the Coppa Italia—initially led the club to consider a permanent move, Calciomercato.com now reports that the Rossoneri have changed their stance.

Joao Felix's start to life at AC Milan has been a mixed bag so far, with the Rossoneri making an early decision regarding a permanent summer swoop.

Chelsea scouts have returned from a mission to Italy 'impressed' by Bologna defender Sam Beukema, according to a report. Representatives from the Blues recently made a trip to Serie A to catch the match between Bologna and AC Milan last Thursday.

AC Milan have decided against making Joao Felix’s move permanent in the summer after the forward’s underwhelming start to life in Italy. Felix completed a loan switch from Chelsea to Milan towards the end of the January transfer window in the hope of getting his stuttering career back on track.