A loan move for Disasi could pave the way for Villa to chase a high-profile deal for his Chelsea team-mate Joao Felix, who is currently behind Cole Palmer at Stamford Bridge. Emery is reportedly a ...

Thanks to the generosity of the Felix Scholarship Trust, Felix Scholarships are available to Indian nationals with first class degrees to pursue postgraduate studies at SOAS, University of London. The ...

In the case of Joao Félix, he does have it. It's a case of looking at the right environment to bring out the best of the player. Unai does a good job in that department." ...

João Félix and Marco Asensio are candidates to strengthen Aston Villa's attack in this transfer window, according to Monchi, the club's president of football operations. Monchi also confirmed ...

Aston Villa are exploring a move to sign Chelsea midfielder Joao Felix (Picture: Getty) Aston Villa’s president of football operations Monchi has confirmed the club are interested in signing ...

“A significant part of the income will go towards that. “Then there are names, one of them being Joao [Felix]. Emery likes him, because in the three transfer markets I have been in, the fourth ...

Some of the money received for Duran will also be reinvested back into the squad, as Villa look to strike deals for Chelsea's Joao Felix and PSG's Marco Asensio. Monchi, the club's president of ...

Aston Villa sporting director Monchi has confirmed his club's long-standing interest in Chelsea forward Joao Felix, while also naming Paris Saint-Germain's Marco Asensio as another target this month.

The future of Joao Felix at Chelsea remains uncertain as we head into the final few days of the January transfer window. cv "The only thing I've said since the start of this season is that it is ...

After scoring a stunning second goal against Morecambe in the FA Cup third round, Joao Felix barely celebrated. The 25-year-old was described as a "man for the small occasions" by the Telegraph ...

Two graffiti artists demonstrate, in midair, how their tags have ended up on taller and taller buildings. The secret? Rock-climbing training.