Days after leaving Chelsea to join AC Milan on a loan deal, Joao Felix scored on his debut for the Italian side.
His goal helped them to a 3-1 win over AS Roma in the Coppa Italia quarter-final.
After the win, Milan technical director Geoffrey Moncada spoke about how Felix’s future depends on him and the wishes of Sergio Conceicao’s side.
Calciomercato have looked at the situation in detail and they explain that Milan are looking at possible strategies to sign the Portugal international on a permanent basis in the summer.
They suggest one potential way to sign the 25-year-old is to purchase him outright and this could see Fikayo Tomori potentially return to Chelsea.
At the same time, the move can also involve Rafael Leao arriving at Stamford Bridge and Felix being a small part of a bigger deal.
The second strategy could see Milan attempt to sign the forward on another loan deal, but this would include an obligation to buy.
To help Chelsea make sure that they do not incur a loss in the deal, the obligation to buy would have to be worth over €31.2m.
The report believes that since both clubs have good relations, a solution for Felix’s future is ‘highly possible’. The player’s wage demands could be the only major talking point in the future permanent move.
