AC Milan are actively pursuing new talent as they navigate the January transfer window, with Portuguese forward Joao Felix emerging as a potential target. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the Rossoneri have made initial inquiries to Chelsea regarding Felix, but the Premier League club has firmly stated that they are not open to loaning out the player at this time.
Felix has struggled to secure a regular spot in Chelsea’s starting lineup under coach Enzo Maresca, having started only three Premier League matches this season. His limited playing time has prompted Milan to consider him as an alternative option, especially as their pursuit of Marcus Rashford appears to be stalling.
While Milan had hoped to negotiate a loan deal for Felix, Chelsea’s management has made it clear that they are not willing to entertain such an arrangement. Instead, the Blues are looking for a permanent transfer if they decide to part ways with the talented forward.
The situation surrounding Rashford has complicated Milan’s search for attacking reinforcements. As the club weighs its options, the potential absence of Rashford could open the door for other targets, including Kyle Walker from Manchester City, who has expressed a desire to leave his current club.
