‘We don’t want you here’… Chelsea loanee told to ‘go away’ after dismal 4.5/10 display

Add as preferred source on Google

While Chelsea were finally returning to winning ways away from home at the weekend, a number of their loanees continued to try and prove that they should have a future at Stamford Bridge in the coming years.

There was another impressive performance from Strasbourg, who kept up their push for European football next season with an important draw away at Monaco.

The Ligue 1 side boast some of the players most likely to make it at Chelsea. Andrey Santos will be part of the squad next season, while Djordje Petrovic could return as the new number one.

There are some individuals though whose time at the club looks as if it has come to an end, and the Blues being left with the headache of trying to sort out their future.

One of those who has struggled since leaving the Blues on a temporary basis is Joao Felix, who was only back for six months before departing for AC Milan.

Chelsea loanee Joao Felix slammed by Italian media

It looks as if the Portuguese international is out of the plans somewhat with the Serie A side after Felix was dropped when they tried a new system, which led to Milan breaking a winless run.

However, they were defeated 1-0 at home at the weekend by Atalanta, with the Chelsea loanee being brought on off the bench to try and make an impact.

This clearly didn’t happen, and Italian media were not afraid to be scathing of the lack of impact he has had on the side.

Milan News gave him a 4.5/10 rating, whilst saying: “Go away, we don’t want you here anymore. An incredibly soft entrance).”

Joao Felix’s Chelsea future

It has already been reported that Milan will not be signing Felix permanently, meaning he will return to Stamford Bridge at the end of the season.

It was clear that the attacker was not high in Enzo Maresca’s plans when he was available, and the Blues will be looking for a new home for him when the transfer window opens again.

Previous reports have claimed that Felix wants to move to Galatasaray, although it is highly unlikely that the Turkish side pay the money to sign him permanently.

The Blues will be hopeful a big side come in for him, however will be well aware that he has already played for a number of those clubs with little success.