JOAO FELIX has been offered to many of Europe's top clubs including Paris-Saint Germain, according to reports.
Atletico Madrid are willing to sell the Portuguese star claims Spanish journalist Shay Lugassi.
Atleti boss Diego Simeone allegedly does not consider the 22-year-oldattacker as someone he must retain for next season.
Felix's agent is rumoured to be in contact with a number of top clubs with his departure not ruled out.
Tottenham are one of the side's who could potentially be interested, according to the Daily Express, as are Chelsea.
Atletico signed Felix back in the summer of 2019 for a staggering £113million after he impressed at Benfica.
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But since his move to the Wanda Metropolitano he has never netted over ten goals in a LaLiga season.
Last campaign he scored eight times and registered four assists in the league. Additionally, Felix managed to find the net just once in eight Champions League appearances.
The versatile forward is capable of playing anywhere across the attacking line and could need a transfer to rediscover his best form.
Felix has been the subject of bids from Premier League clubs before in 2020.
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Atletico are open to selling a number of attackers this summer and have already allowed Luis Suarez, 35, to leave on a free with the Uruguayan supposedly wanted by Juventus.
The Spanish giants are also reportedly willing to let Alvaro Morata go, with the Spain international having spent the last two years on loan at Juventus.
Arsenal and Newcastle have been linked with the ex-Chelsea striker.
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