Premier League giants Chelsea have been very poor overall this season, and although they have held hands with the former Brighton Porter after saying goodbye to Tuchel's contract, their performances and results have fallen far short of expectations. Legendary Frank Lampard has also played very average since he came to put out the fire, and has now lost the qualification to enter the Champions League next season.
While team boss Burley is still willing to invest heavily in new players, there are too many problems in the Blues. This is true in terms of squad design and arrangement, goal-setting for the squad, the coaching of young players and the atmosphere of the squad, which worries Blues fans.
At the same time, the placement of many young players loaned or purchased by the Blues has also become an important constraint that plagues the development of the team. For example, Joao Felix on loan from Atletico Madrid. The former Portuguese genius came to Stamford Bridge, and his actual performance was also very average, not as expected. Many people have high expectations for him, believing that he can fully use his offensive talent by leaving Atletico's defensive system.
However, it is clear that Felix has not found form with the Blues, scoring only three goals in his 11 starts in the Premier League and scoring only 6.61 points, which can be said to have not played a big role. The Champions League has been a no-brainer. This is far from what people expect, and even more so compared to his transfer value of 120 million.
You must know that this is the fourth season of Joao Felix landing in the big team, the test of the waters in La Liga and the Premier League has not been successful, and gradually will enter the age of 24, no longer youth. Such a performance is not only questioned by the outside world, whether he is a genius in the end. Meanwhile, Felix's parent team, Atletico Madrid, still has his transfer and decision-making power. It is reported that Atletico Madrid's asking price for him remains at a height of 100 million, and perhaps only Newcastle United can afford this price at present.
João Felix himself is keen to continue playing in the Premier League and the format here seems to be a better fit for him. He doesn't want to go back to La Liga, much less to Atletico. However, since there are too few owners who are currently interested in him and who can shell out real money to buy him, perhaps his future next season is not yet predictable.
Felix's current anger is also relatively large, after all, his performance is average, and his future is uncertain. He also rubbed shoulders with opportunities many times during the game, which made the supporters very angry. His somewhat "independent" style has indeed been criticized a lot by Blues fans. Therefore, when the media broke the news that only Newcastle would buy him, Felix also unceremoniously responded to them on social media. Don't know where the future holds for this Portuguese genius? Anyway, the game is king, which is good. Temper is greater than ability, but it is not allowed!