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.

Journalist Nicolo Schira has reported on social media that AC Milan's management is dissatisfied with the performance of 25-year-old forward João Felix, who was loaned from Chelsea in February.

João Felix’s impressive debut for Milan already feels like a distant memory, as the Portuguese forward’s form has gradually declined, casting doubt on the prospect of a permanent transfer from

Italian media have made their feelings clear on Joao Felix after his first month at AC Milan following his transfer from Chelsea. Felix joined Milan on loan until the end of the season during the January transfer window. The Italian giants paid a £5 million loan fee for Felix, with no obligation to buy the 25-year-old in the summer.

Chelsea will have to renegotiate with AC Milan if they want to secure a permanent transfer for Joao Felix this summer. That's according to Fabrizio Romano, who claims that the situation in Italy is a complicated one.

AC Milan are experiencing a complicated period made up of various individual issues, and one of them concerns what to do with Joao Felix.Milan found themselves distant from the top four places and