Read Up “Joao Felix’s future is uncertain when Atletico Madrid gave Antoine Griezmann his number.” Griezmann has worn the No.8 shirt since his return to the club from Barcelona, but now reclaims his old number he rose to fame wearing before his move to the Nou Camp.
Felix had worn the No.7 shirt ever since his £112million arrival from Benfica, but has now had it stripped from him amid the doubts over whether he’ll play for the club again.
The Portuguese has fallen out with Diego Simeone, with the player making it clear he no longer wants to work with the long-term Atleti boss.
He spent part of last season at Chelsea, and although he impressed with several bright performances, he did not do enough to convince the Blues to sign him permanently.
And so Felix’s career is currently in limbo, with the 23-year-old currently without a squad number at his current club and no obvious route out of Atletico in sight.
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According to Simon Jordan, a former owner of Crystal Palace, Daniel Levy, the chairman of Tottenham, will anticipate keeping Harry Kane.
After having an original offer of £67 million turned down by Spurs, Bayern Munich is getting ready to make a second offer for the superstar player.
Jordan does not believe that Levy will extend Kane’s current contract, which has one more year remaining on it. Kane is currently 29 years old.
On Thursday, the Switzerland international completed a transfer from the Gunners to the Bayer Leverkusen in a deal worth £20 million.
It prompted a significant outpouring of emotion from the club and its supporters, the majority of whom wished Xhaka the best of luck in his future endeavors.
Following an incident in which he yelled obscenities at booing fans and threw the captain’s armband to the ground during Arsenal’s match against Crystal Palace in 2019, the 30-year-old worked to repair his connection with the club’s diehard supporters.
However, the report pundit Rory Jennings maintains that his actions at the Emirates on that particular day were “unpardonable”…
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