US EditionJoão Félix, Santiago Giménez among new Milan signings on busy transfer deadline day
- AC Milan signed João Félix, Santiago Giménez, Riccardo Sottil, and Warren Bondo on the last day of the transfer window, while letting go of Davide Calabria, Noah Okafor, and Ismaël Bennacer.
- Milan paid Feyenoord 30 million euros plus bonuses for Giménez, who has a contract until June 2029.
- João Félix joined AC Milan on loan from Chelsea for the remainder of the season, as confirmed by a club statement.
- Calabria, who had been with Milan for 18 years, joined Bologna on loan until the end of the season after losing the captaincy.
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Former Italian star Antonio Cassano has expressed his support for AC Milan's new signing, Portuguese striker Joao Felix, who has joined the team from Chelsea on loan until next June...
AC Milan Sign Portugal Forward Joao Felix on Loan From Chelsea | ⚽ LatestLY
The Portuguese star first joined Chelsea on loan during the winter transfer window of the 2022/23 season. During his time with the club, Joao made an impact by scoring four goals in 20 appearances which saw him return to the club. ⚽ AC Milan Sign Portugal Forward Joao Felix on Loan From Chelsea.
Soccer-Chelsea sign Amougou after Felix moves to Milan on loan
(Reuters) - AC Milan have signed Portuguese forward Joao Felix from Chelsea on loan for the rest of the season, while Chelsea have brought in French midfielder Mathis Amougou from Saint-Etienne on an eight-year contract, the Premier League club said on Tuesday. Read full story
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