After scoring an impressive goal in his debut against Roma, João Félix, a forward loaned by Chelsea in January, is now facing criticism at Milan. Despite starting in five consecutive matches, his performance has left many questions in the air about his future at the Italian club.

João Félix and his lack of impact in recent matches

The recent 2-1 defeat of Milan against Torino was a turning point for João Félix, who was harshly criticized by television commentator Fabio Ravezzani from 'Telelombardia'. On his X account, Ravezzani stated: "The board made a mistake. Everything is going wrong at Milan. João Félix is as handsome as he is useless," reflecting the growing discontent among fans and sports experts.

Although João Félix has played six matches with Milan, he has been a starter in the last five, finishing four of them. However, his lack of offensive productivity has been one of the team's main concerns, especially after Milan's elimination from the Champions League at the hands of Feyenoord, which has raised doubts about the Portuguese's future at the club.

Milan is going through a critical moment after their elimination from the Champions League

The unexpected elimination from the Champions League has left Milan in a delicate situation. Despite strong early results under the leadership of Sérgio Conceição, the coach is also beginning to be questioned. After the loss to Torino, Milan is currently in sixth place in Serie A, further exacerbating the sports crisis.

Milan will have a brief break until Thursday, when they face a tough opponent, Bologna. It will be key to observe how Sérgio Conceição responds to the criticism and whether he decides to make changes to his lineup, including the potential departure of João Félix from the starting eleven, or if the forward remains a central piece in Milan's plans.