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Felix wanted to move to Milan at all costs

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Milan's new signing Joao Felix admits he did everything to join the Rossoneri in the winter transfer window and reveals that club legend Kaka has always been his idol.

The Portuguese has already scored one goal in two appearances for the Rossoneri. "I tried hard to come here. I want to give everything for this club," said the Portuguese. "I already knew Conceiçao. His passion is contagious. And winning is essential. Kaka has always been my idol. I saw myself in him and I tried to imitate him," KosovaPress reports.

Joao Felix started in Milan's 2-0 win over Empoli, playing 84 minutes and making 53 touches.

Felix began the 2024–2025 season with Chelsea, scoring once in 12 Premier League appearances (nine as a substitute). He also played in five Conference League games, two as a substitute, scoring four times. He also scored twice in an FA Cup match before joining Milan.

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His loan at San Siro ends in June 2025, but Milan are likely to try to sign him permanently if he continues to make good impressions on the pitch.

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