AC Milan announced on Tuesday the signing of João Félix on loan from Chelsea for the remainder of the season. The Portugal international arrived in Milan on Monday and passed a medical before signing a contract with the Rossoneri.

AC Milan have bolstered their attacking options with the addition of Chelsea's Joao Felix on loan for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.

In fact the move is so far along that some pretty specific details of the move are being leaked before it’s even got a green light. Matteo Moretto of Relevo knows what number he’s going to wear. That’s before we even know the loan fee or conditions with any certainty beyond what Fabrizio Romano has told us.

AC Milan are closing in on a loan deal for Chelsea forward João Félix, a source has told ESPN. The 25-year-old is expected to move to Italy in an agreement which would see Milan pay a loan fee in the region of €2m-€3m ($2m-$3m). The Serie A club would also be paying all of his wages.

AC Milan brought in João Félix, Santiago Giménez, Riccardo Sottil and Warren Bondo, while letting former captain Davide Calabria leave along with Noah Okafor and Ismaël Bennacer in a busy final day of the transfer window.

As explained by Gazzetta, the Rossoneri do not have an option to make Joao Felix move permanent because Chelsea paid €52m to secure his services from Atletico Madrid last summer, so their demands for a permanent transfer were out of reach for the Serie A giants.

Chelsea forward Joao Felix will spend the remainder of the season on loan at Serie A side AC Milan.

Felix joins Milan on a straight loan deal without a buy option, which will also include a loan fee package worth €5.5million.

Now, after six more months on a permanent deal at Chelsea, Felix has joined AC Milan on loan. Lurching from superclub to superclub is a strange existence for a player who cost Atletico Madrid £113m and cost Chelsea £45m in the summer,

AC Milan have signed Portuguese forward Joao Felix from Chelsea on loan for the rest of the season, the two clubs said on Tuesday.