Joao Felix's Chelsea transfer at risk as Barcelona 'begin talks with Atletico Madrid' over Portugal star | The Sun

BARCELONA could scupper Chelsea's chances of securing a permanent deal for Joao Felix with the LaLiga giants keen on the Portugal star.

Felix is on loan at Stamford Bridge until the end of the season following his recent move from Atletico Madrid.

A clause in his loan could see him join the Blues permanently this summer despite recently penning a long-term contract in the Spanish capital.

However, Sport reckon Barcelona are also in the running to sign him.

The report claims Barca and Atletico have a good relationship following previous deals completed for Memphis Depay and Antoine Griezmann.

When Depay made the move earlier this month, Felix's name came up in conversation, which could prove a blow for Chelsea.

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This comes just hours after Felix shared a cryptic Instagram post regarding his future.

Felix wrote: "It's not about how it starts, it's about how it ends.

"Back soon, Blues 💙🤍 Thanks for the support."

And Chelsea fans have been responding to the message begging for him to stay beyond this season.

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One said: "Please sign permanently 🐐."

A second replied: "Stay at Chelsea after this season pls, we need you👏."

A third said: "We love you, please don't leave Chelsea 💙💙."

Another said: "UTC 💙 sign a permanent son and play for our club 💙 you bleed blue bro."

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