While he shines at Barça, Joao Felix's sent a spicy message to Diego Simeone

João Félix is concentrated with the Portuguese National Team and in advance of the match that will have against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the portuguese spoke to the media. The FC Barcelona forward had to answer several questions related to his first weeks as a Barça player and he took the time to send a spicy message to his former coach at Atletico de Madrid, Diego Simeone.

Focused entirely on the national team, and with qualification for Euro 2024 guaranteed, João Félix assures that he also feels the pressure to continue winning: “Portugal is one of the best football nations. You have to play well in every game. Offensively we are very good and defensively too, so much so that we have only conceded two goals, and it was in the last game”.

In reference to his current situation at Barça, he noted that “as you can see, I am happy where I am, I feel good, confident and I feel like I am going through a good time". The portuguese is performing at a high level since his arrival. In his second game as a Barça player, he was already a starter and he has not yet left the eleven.

At the same time, João Félix is aware of the difficulty involved in continuing to be immersed in this dynamic. "The most difficult thing is to maintain a good level, something that I have not achieved for some time in recent seasons", he said in reference to his passing for Atletico de Madrid. "I work every day and I always try to improve to correct those less positive aspects of myself. And yes, I am happy and going through a good time", he added.

Barcelona is going to sign João Félix

The portuguese forward has totally convinced the catalan team in just over a month and, according to the website Fichajes.net, sources of Barcelona have revealed their intention to prepare an offer during the season to ensure the continuity of the talented portuguese player. To date, he has participated in eight games, starting seven of them, and has contributed three goals and three assists, impressive numbers that support Deco's initial commitment.