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Yahoo
20-04-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Chelsea Outcast Urged to Make Shock PSG Move After AC Milan Loan Comes to End
Chelsea Outcast Urged to Make Shock PSG Move After AC Milan Loan Comes to End Over the years, João Félix has struggled to find a place where his talent shines, whether Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, Barcelona, or AC Milan. None of these moves have become a long-term home for the Portugal international. Advertisement Félix left Chelsea to go on loan to the Serie A side, but Milan's decision to keep the player is unlikely, so he will return to Stamford Bridge with an uncertain future. The question will be whether another club feels they can get the most out of the former SL Benfica youth product. He is only 25, so it's not like he's a player in the back end of his prime years. Could Luis Enrique save Joao Felix'sFélix's career?In an interview with Milan Presse, Marcel Desailly said the Portuguese player should join a project that suits him. According to Desailly, PSG could be an interesting destination for Félix, whose contract with Chelsea runs until 2031. Advertisement 'João Félix is a very talented player, but he still hasn't found his place,' Desailly (h/t Le10Sport). 'He's been at Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, and now Milan without genuinely making a lasting impression. At this point in his career, he needs a club with a clear philosophy that can build its project around him and allow him to fully express his potential, which is still hard to see. 'I suggest Paris Saint-Germain for him. What João Félix lacks isn't technique, but character. He's not a leader. Right now, he's not what Milan need, because he lacks the mentality to help revive the Rossoneri. And the feeling is mutual.'
Ya Biladi
30-03-2025
- Politics
- Ya Biladi
Sixtine Félix reveals why she changed her stance in Bennis-Alj-Slaoui rape case
French lawyer Sixtine Félix, who had accused Kamil Bennis of rape, withdrew her complaint on March 7 and now asserts his innocence. During a confrontation on March 28 before the investigating judge in Casablanca, alongside the accused Saad Slaoui and M'Hammed Alj, she explained her change of stance. According to Le360, Félix admitted that her accusation was based on claims made by her ex-fiancé, Amine Naguib, whose testimony was later found to be inconsistent. Naguib is currently serving a four-month prison sentence for «contempt of lawyer». Félix now says she was «manipulated» and wants to set the record straight. She maintains that she has no memory of the evening in question and that her initial testimony relied entirely on external accounts. Now, she affirms that she had «a consensual relationship with Kamil Bennis, as he has claimed from the start». Félix also dismisses the accusations against the other defendants, explaining that the charges were based on Naguib's complaint. «Once I withdraw my complaint against Kamil Bennis, the charge of complicity in rape no longer holds», Sixtine Félix said. Amid speculation that she may have received financial compensation in exchange for withdrawing her complaint, Félix insists she is acting purely in the interest of justice. Meanwhile, the families of the accused have filed requests for their release, though the public prosecutor may still pursue the case. As for Amine Naguib, despite retracting his complaint, he could now face prosecution for false testimony.
Yahoo
06-02-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🎥 João Félix's first Milan goal was a beauty 😍
The last few years of João Félix's career have been one of modern football's saddest disappointments. Since making that incredible €126m switch from boyhood club Benfica to Atlético de Madrid in the summer of 2019, the Portuguese has rarely - if ever - lived up to his hefty price-tag, and this season in particular, it felt like he was in danger of truly losing his way. But after being unwanted by Chelsea and making a move to AC Milan late in the window, there are already signs that Félix is beginning to rediscover his mojo. Coming off the bench in Wednesday's Coppa Italia quarter-final clash with Roma, the 25-year-old wasted no time at all in introducing himself to his new club, with a delightful finish to make it 3-1. First goals don't come much better than that 😮💨#MilanRoma #CoppaItalia #SempreMilanBrought to you by @SN4IFUN — AC Milan (@acmilan) February 6, 2025 That was how the game ended, with fellow former Chelsea man Tammy Abraham also bagging a brace on the night against another of his former clubs. Félix is still a young man and hopefully, Wednesday night was the first day of the rest of his career. 📸 Marco Luzzani - 2025 Getty Images
Asharq Al-Awsat
06-02-2025
- Sport
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Milan's New Signings Help the Rossoneri Beat Roma 3-1 to Reach Italian Cup Semifinals
AC Milan's new signings had an immediate impact Wednesday as they helped send the Rossoneri into the Italian Cup semifinals. Milan beat Roma 3-1, with debutants João Félix and Santiago Giménez combining for their new team's third goal. The Rossoneri will face either city rival Inter Milan or Lazio in a two-legged semifinal in April, The Associated Press reported. Inter hosts Lazio in their quarterfinal on Feb. 25. Milan had a busy final day of the transfer window as it brought in Félix, Giménez, Riccardo Sottil and Warren Bondo on Monday — to add to Kyle Walker, who it had signed last month. Walker, who had already made his debut in Sunday's Milan derby, was the only one of the new signings to start. Former Roma forward Tammy Abraham scored twice in the first half — both set up by precise balls from Theo Hernández — but halftime substitute Artem Dovbyk pulled one back for the visitors in the 54th minute. Milan coach Sérgio Conceição rang the changes shortly afterward, bringing on Félix and Giménez for Abraham and Christian Pulisic. It took the duo less than 15 minutes to make their mark when Giménez threaded a delightful ball through for Félix to chip the goalkeeper. Félix was signed on loan from Chelsea, while Milan paid Feyenoord a reported 30 million euros ($31 million) plus bonuses for Giménez — who could face his old club next week in the Champions League. Bologna beat Atalanta on Tuesday to reach the semifinals for the first time in 26 years. It will face either holder Juventus or Empoli, who play their quarterfinal on Feb. 26.
Fox Sports
05-02-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Milan's new signings help the Rossoneri beat Roma 3-1 to reach Italian Cup semifinals
Associated Press MILAN (AP) — AC Milan's new signings had an immediate impact Wednesday as they helped send the Rossoneri into the Italian Cup semifinals. Milan beat Roma 3-1, with debutants João Félix and Santiago Giménez combining for their new team's third goal. The Rossoneri will face either city rival Inter Milan or Lazio in a two-legged semifinal in April. Inter hosts Lazio in their quarterfinal on Feb. 25. Milan had a busy final day of the transfer window as it brought in Félix, Giménez, Riccardo Sottil and Warren Bondo on Monday — to add to Kyle Walker, who it had signed last month. Walker, who had already made his debut in Sunday's Milan derby, was the only one of the new signings to start. Former Roma forward Tammy Abraham scored twice in the first half — both set up by precise balls from Theo Hernández — but halftime substitute Artem Dovbyk pulled one back for the visitors in the 54th minute. Milan coach Sérgio Conceição rang the changes shortly afterward, bringing on Félix and Giménez for Abraham and Christian Pulisic. It took the duo less than 15 minutes to make their mark when Giménez threaded a delightful ball through for Félix to chip the goalkeeper. Félix was signed on loan from Chelsea, while Milan paid Feyenoord a reported 30 million euros ($31 million) plus bonuses for Giménez — who could face his old club next week in the Champions League. Bologna beat Atalanta on Tuesday to reach the semifinals for the first time in 26 years. It will face either holder Juventus or Empoli, who play their quarterfinal on Feb. 26. ___ AP soccer: in this topic
