Barca announced the abandonment of Cristiano Ronaldo's successor, and the 23-year-old Portuguese genius is only available to Saudi Arabia, which is embarrassing
On August 26, according to Romano and Skira's reports, the transfer of former Portuguese genius Felix to Barca basically failed, and Xavi and the top management of the red and blue team expressed great surprise after consulting Atletico's asking price, expressing incomprehension and understanding that Simeone was so persistent in wanting to sell at a high price.
After all, Felix is in a much lower shape today, which is very different from the past performance in Portugal, and it is almost impossible to sell at a reliable price. Atletico don't want to lose too much, so there's no talk of a deal. Felix's options became narrower, and he had no place at Atletico Madrid. You must know that during this week's training, he drove away from the team's training base and was abused and attacked by fans, it can be said that the relationship between him and the club has been completely broken, and there is basically no possibility of going back.
What's more, this is the team of personality manager Simeone, you must know how crazy Atletico's supporters are. It is indeed unacceptable to provoke them, especially in terms of treachery and insulting the home team.
Felix himself is certainly aware of his mistakes, but he has nothing to offer to reconcile with Simeone or Atletico. The only thing he wants at the moment is to move away immediately, and in the event that Barca are sure that they will not buy him, and when the giants are not optimistic about him at all, Felix may only have the Saudi league.
You know, he is also the chosen successor of Ronaldo!
At only 23 years old, and a former hopeful star of the Portuguese international, it is a shame that he has been reduced to a situation where he can only go to the Saudi Middle East league. No team wants to take the plunge at the moment, although his talent has been proven. However, the recent poor performance, relatively exaggerated rhetoric and arrogant attitude have still deterred many supporters.
The Burleigh boss is so keen to buy people that he has not signed this Portuguese youngster, which is very telling.
Coming to the Saudi league may be a springboard, and if Felix can negotiate with the Saudi giants, it is also a good choice to fight for the next transfer opportunity in the case of signing a short contract. However, will Saudi tycoons approve of such a strategy?