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The story of Joao Félix at Atlético de Madrid is like that of those series that are difficult to digest at first, but end up hooking with the passing of the seasons given the expectation that they begin to generate. The young pearl of Benfica he never entered the rag before the pressure that fell on him for having cost 120 million, but that maturity off the field did not seem to be reflected on it, where his desire to impress played tricks on him on more than one occasion. It has always been said that great players are what they are used to playing in any system, and the Portuguese had a hard time assimilating having to play from a low angle behind Morata and Diego Costa.
Defensive work began as his pending subject, an effort that the team required and that with the passage of time he began to assimilate. That, together with his growing self-confidence and his increasingly controlled desire for the game, caused the time to play next to the striker. The Portuguese was unleashed and together with an icon like Luis Suarez He was able to enjoy that reference that allowed him to have greater freedom to develop his game.
At last, Joao looked happier and less apathetic than the one in the first season. The achievement of the League by Atlético in 20-21 attests to this. He had to endorse that improvement and at 21-22, Joao Félix began to become what everyone expected him to be, the most decisive player for Atlético de Madrid. However, luck did not finish accompanying the team or the player, whose untimely injuries ended up separating him in the last stretch of the course.
Now, after acknowledging that he is almost one hundred percent after his great game against Manchester, and after not escaping the quilombo formed before the possible arrival of Cristiano, the figure of Joao Félix begins to grow, now yes, in all the facets that a footballer can show. Maturity, work and goalscoring performance that contribute to the diamond being able to be completely polished in his fourth year as a rojiblanco.