While Joao Felix’s promising start at Milan—highlighted by a goal on his debut against Roma in the Coppa Italia—initially led the club to consider a permanent move, Calciomercato.com now reports that the Rossoneri have changed their stance.

Joao Felix’s arrival at AC Milan was greeted with some enthusiasm, but less than a couple of months later his fate already seems sealed.La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) write this morning that

AC Milan have reportedly already made up their minds about the long-term future of Chelsea loanee Joao Felix. The Italian club paid a £5m loan fee with the understanding that a permanent move could be worked out if it suited everyone involved.

Joao Felix's start to life at AC Milan has been a mixed bag so far, with the Rossoneri making an early decision regarding a permanent summer swoop.

Serie A giants Milan are now set to part ways with Chelsea’s Joao Felix, who will return to London in the summer.The Portuguese had started his stint in Milan with a goal on his debut but things

La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) write this morning that in a parallel world, Sergio Conceiçao’s Milan turned a corner with the winter transfer window, thanks also to the signing of Felix on loan from Chelsea. In the real world, the opposite is true.