Al-Nassr Agrees Deal to Sign Chelsea Forward Joao Felix
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Summary
Al-Nassr agrees to sign Chelsea forward Joao Felix for up to £43.7m, allowing him to join Cristiano Ronaldo in the Saudi Pro League. Chelsea recoups the £45m paid for Felix last summer.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledFelix will link up with fellow Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo at the Saudi Pro League side after they saw off interest from his former club Benfica.
Chelsea recoup the £45m they paid Atletico Madrid for Felix last summer, having also sent the attacker out on loan to AC Milan for six months in January for a £5m loan fee.
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