Dean Jones, a journalist, said that the £250,000 weekly Chelsea star is at home in London.
According to writer Dean Jones of GIVEMESPORT, Chelsea forward Joao Felix is "comfortable" in London and may negotiate a permanent deal this summer.
Since joining the Blues, the 23-year-old has occasionally experienced difficulties.
news in Chelsea Joao Felix Felix, who makes £250,000 a week at Chelsea, transferred there on loan from Atletico Madrid in January.
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano claims that despite his inability to contribute in front of goal, Chelsea may try to sign him in the summer.
Romano has stated that Chelsea wants to keep Felix, but it may depend on the price that Atletico is willing to demand.
It seems sense that a lot could depend on who manages the team the following season, and Chelsea already face a significant challenge in that regard.
Along with Felix, many new players have joined the team, and throughout their brief tenure at the club, they will have already worked for numerous different coaches.
The Portuguese international has only scored two goals in his first 10 Premier League starts, according to FBref.
What did Jones say regarding Felix?
Jones has said that Felix's permanent signing is conceivable, although that could rely on the management team in place for the upcoming campaign.
"The Joao Felix situation is unpredictable," he told GIVEMESPORT. Although he is incredibly talented, he has yet to score. Although I've been told that it's still a possibility, we must wait and watch how a few crucial circumstances develop.
"I was told that Chelsea was prepared to talk to Atletico this month regarding an update on him. Since they have a new coach, they may still have that talk, but they will be less able to indicate that they intend to sign him.
"Nagelsmann will be questioned about the squad when they next meet, and Felix's name is sure to come up as the club tries to determine where he stands in terms of how he views the team and how it functions under his leadership.
Regarding the player, I've been informed that while he enjoys London and feels at home with the club, he will undoubtedly flourish more in a winning squad. He is aware that he joined at a tumultuous time, but from what I gather, he is eager to learn who the next coach will be and is trying to keep an open mind about how this develops.
There are questions about whether Chelsea need him because he would cost a lot of money, especially if they also pursue a new No. 9. However, anything is possible. Nothing seems to be evident now, which makes this new Chelsea setup very tough to forecast.
Should Chelsea make Felix a long-term ally?
As was already said, Felix has only scored twice in the highest division of England.
It isn't solely his fault, though, since several other Chelsea teammates have also struggled this year.
It could be a significant gamble for the Blues to sign Felix because he won't be cheap.
He has demonstrated his talent while playing for Atletico, but the turmoil at Stamford Bridge can't be easy to handle.
