Chelsea legend John Terry shares three-word message for Joao Felix after Portuguese winger's move to Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr

Former Chelsea captain John Terry wished good luck to Joao Felix on Instagram after Felix joined Al-Nassr.

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Joao Felix's move to Al-Nassr saw support from Chelsea legend John Terry.

Felix departs Chelsea for €50 million fee, with a heartfelt farewell.

Former Chelsea skipper John terry has shared his opinion on Joao Felix's transfer to Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr through an Instagram message. The Portugal winger has signed a two-year deal with the Saudi club ahead of the 2025-26 season.

Ronaldo's influence on Joao Felix's move at Al-Nassr
 

As per journalist Fabrizio Romano, Al-Nassr have paid an initial €30 million for Felix, with special add-ons and sell-on expected to take the deal up to €50 million. The Saudi Pro League club announced the signing of the winger with an Instagram post.

In the video, Felix was unveiled as he wore the club's away kit and expressed delight:

"I'm here to spread joy, let's win together."

 

 

Commenting on the post, John Terry wrote a three word message:

"Good Luck mate @joaofelix79"

 

 

Joao Felix had two spells at Stamford Bridge, He joined the club on a six-month loan from Atletico Madrid in 2023 before signing permanently in the summer of 2024 for a fee of £46.3 million. But, he was sent on loan at AC Milan for the second half of the season after he failed to create any impact.

Reportedly, Cristiano Ronaldo played a crucial role in Felix's move to Al-Nassr, as he convinced him to join the side.

The Portuguese player acknowledged his time at Stamford Bridge with a special comment, after his transfer was confirmed. Chelsea confirmed Felix's transfer to the Saudi club with an Instagram post.

"Joao Felix has departed Chelsea and signed a permanent deal with Al-Nassr. We thank Joao for his efforts across his two spells at the club and wish him well for the future."

 

 

Felix enjoyed his time at the West London Club, wrote a comment under the post:

"Once a blue, always a blue"

 

 

In 40 matches, Felix amassed 11 goals and two assists. As per Sky Sports, Felix is the fourth most expensive player in the history of football (£195m) in terms of combined transfer fees, only after Cristiano Ronaldo (£214m), Romelu Lukaku (£320m) and Neymar (£346m).

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