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João Félix

Portuguese footballer (born 1999) · Portugal · Footballers

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At 19, Atlético Madrid bet €126 million on him - the fourth-most expensive transfer in football history - after a single breakout season at Benfica. The price tag has shadowed him ever since, through title wins and loan moves across Europe's biggest clubs, all the way to a reinvention in Saudi Arabia.

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2025AC MilanClubAl-NassrClub2024Chelsea F.C.Club2024-20252023Chelsea F.C.ClubFC BarcelonaClub2023-20242019Atlético MadridClub2019-2024Portugal men's national football teamClub2018S.L. BenficaClub2018-20192017Portugal national under-21 football teamClub2017-20181999Born10 November 1999

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AC Milan2025-2025
Al-Nassr2025-present
Chelsea F.C.2024-2025
Chelsea F.C.2023-2023
FC Barcelona2023-2024
Portugal men's national football team2019-present
Atlético Madrid2019-2024
S.L. Benfica2018-2019
Portugal national under-21 football team2017-2018

Career record

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2025-2025152
2025-present3017
2024-2025121
2023-2023164
2023-2024307
2019-present5212
2019-20249625
2018-20192615
2017-2018104

About this person

João Félix came through Porto's academy before switching to Benfica at 15, breaking into the first team at 17 in 2018 and helping them win the league title in his lone season there. The €126 million move to Atlético Madrid in 2019 made him one of the most expensive players ever purchased, and he won La Liga with them in 2020-21, though his time in Spain was restless - loan spells at Chelsea and Barcelona followed before a permanent Chelsea move in 2024. A brief stint at AC Milan came next, then a 2025 transfer to Al-Nassr, where he won the Saudi Pro League title and took Player of the Season in his first year. For Portugal, he won the 2019 Nations League on home soil in his senior debut tournament, played two Euros and two World Cups, and added a second Nations League trophy in 2025.

Country
Portugal
Category
Footballers
Type
Football / Soccer Player
Status
living
Dates
Born 1999 · age 26

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