has expressed his desire to stay at Milan beyond his current loan deal, which expires in June.
The Portuguese forward, who joined the Rossoneri on loan from Barcelona, has made a promising start to his Milan career, scoring his first goal for the club in the Coppa Italia against Roma.
Speaking at a press conference, Felix revealed that he had been drawn to Milan by the opportunity to play in his preferred role under coach Sergio Conceição.
“He never told me how much I would play, but that I would play in my role: this convinced me to come to Milan,” Felix was quoted on Tribuna.
The 25-year-old also praised the atmosphere at San Siro, describing it as “incredible”. When asked about the possibility of staying at Milan beyond his loan deal, Felix replied: “For now I am on loan until June. Let’s see how it goes.
“For the moment I am really liking everything: the club, the people, the infrastructure. If there was the possibility of staying at Milan I would like it.
