Joao Félix: A fleeting spell in Milan

Joao Félix’s arrival in Milan generated great excitement, boosted by his promising debut in the Italian Cup with a key goal. However, his initial impact quickly faded, despite the confidence placed in him by coach Sergio Conceicao, who gave him important starts, including Champions League matches.

Despite this, his performance declined, failing to contribute goals, assists, or generate clear chances. Milan’s inconsistency led to tactical adjustments, affecting Félix’s continuity in the starting eleven.

Despite receiving minutes from the bench, he failed to recover his best form, which raised questions about his selection over other teammates. After a promising start, almost two months have passed without Joao Félix contributing goals or assists, missing what seemed like a great opportunity to relaunch his career.

His future at Milan seems uncertain, with his possible return to Chelsea on the horizon. The Rossoneri club is currently in a complicated situation in Serie A, struggling to reach European places. The Italian Cup, where they will face Inter in the semifinals, represents a crucial opportunity to secure a place in the Europa League.

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Joao Félix: A fleeting spell in Milan

Joao Félix’s arrival in Milan generated great excitement, boosted by his promising debut in the Italian Cup with a key goal. However, his initial impact quickly faded, despite the confidence placed in him by coach Sergio Conceicao, who gave him important starts, including Champions League matches.

Despite this, his performance declined, failing to contribute goals, assists, or generate clear chances. Milan’s inconsistency led to tactical adjustments, affecting Félix’s continuity in the starting eleven.

Despite receiving minutes from the bench, he failed to recover his best form, which raised questions about his selection over other teammates. After a promising start, almost two months have passed without Joao Félix contributing goals or assists, missing what seemed like a great opportunity to relaunch his career.

His future at Milan seems uncertain, with his possible return to Chelsea on the horizon. The Rossoneri club is currently in a complicated situation in Serie A, struggling to reach European places. The Italian Cup, where they will face Inter in the semifinals, represents a crucial opportunity to secure a place in the Europa League.

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Atlético Under the Microscope: Moyá's View

Miguel Ángel Moyá, former goalkeeper of Atlético de Madrid, has analyzed the team’s recent performance on ‘Deporte Plus’, offering an insider’s perspective on the challenges facing the Rojiblancos.

Moyá, with his deep knowledge of the club, highlights how certain key moments have impacted the team’s confidence. The former player points to the Champions League elimination, the painful comeback by Getafe, and the defeat against Barça at the Metropolitano, despite leading 2-0, as negative turning points.

For Moyá, these episodes created a feeling of lost opportunity in LaLiga. Moyá also highlights Atlético’s fatigue in the recent league matches. Despite dominating the game and generating scoring chances, the team has failed to maintain leads, ending in unexpected draws or defeats.

This trend has distanced Atlético from the title race. Moyá’s analysis shows that the team is experiencing difficulties that were not present before. While Atlético shows progress in game dominance, ball distribution, and the diversity of scorers, these recent problems could cost them dearly in the final stretch of the season, as Simeone had anticipated.

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Atlético Under the Microscope: Moyá's View

Miguel Ángel Moyá, former goalkeeper of Atlético de Madrid, has analyzed the team’s recent performance on ‘Deporte Plus’, offering an insider’s perspective on the challenges facing the Rojiblancos.

Moyá, with his deep knowledge of the club, highlights how certain key moments have impacted the team’s confidence. The former player points to the Champions League elimination, the painful comeback by Getafe, and the defeat against Barça at the Metropolitano, despite leading 2-0, as negative turning points.

For Moyá, these episodes created a feeling of lost opportunity in LaLiga. Moyá also highlights Atlético’s fatigue in the recent league matches. Despite dominating the game and generating scoring chances, the team has failed to maintain leads, ending in unexpected draws or defeats.

This trend has distanced Atlético from the title race. Moyá’s analysis shows that the team is experiencing difficulties that were not present before. While Atlético shows progress in game dominance, ball distribution, and the diversity of scorers, these recent problems could cost them dearly in the final stretch of the season, as Simeone had anticipated.

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Atlético Moves Away From The Top: Analysis Of A Decline

Atlético de Madrid is facing a complicated moment in LaLiga, where the fight for the title seems to fade after a notable irregularity. The team, which became winter champion, has lost steam in the second round, adding fewer points and showing a less consistent version.

One of the key factors is their performance as a visitor, where they have found it difficult to maintain solidity, losing valuable points in rival fields. These unexpected defeats have weighed on the championship competition.

Although the team has shown moments of offensive brilliance and a defense that became solid, the last days have revealed cracks in both areas. Individual errors and questionable tactical decisions have contributed to the loss of important points.

The performance of key players has also been a factor. Despite being a fundamental player for Simeone’s scheme, Argentine striker Julián Álvarez, indispensable for his goals and his game, has shown signs of fatigue in the last stretch of the season.

Rodrigo de Paul, vital in midfield, has also seen his prominence diminished. Despite taking the lead in several recent matches, the team has failed to maintain the lead, reflecting a lack of solidity in the management of the matches. Atlético will seek to reverse this situation and regain regularity to ensure its objectives for the season.

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Atlético Moves Away From The Top: Analysis Of A Decline

Atlético de Madrid is facing a complicated moment in LaLiga, where the fight for the title seems to fade after a notable irregularity. The team, which became winter champion, has lost steam in the second round, adding fewer points and showing a less consistent version.

One of the key factors is their performance as a visitor, where they have found it difficult to maintain solidity, losing valuable points in rival fields. These unexpected defeats have weighed on the championship competition.

Although the team has shown moments of offensive brilliance and a defense that became solid, the last days have revealed cracks in both areas. Individual errors and questionable tactical decisions have contributed to the loss of important points.

The performance of key players has also been a factor. Despite being a fundamental player for Simeone’s scheme, Argentine striker Julián Álvarez, indispensable for his goals and his game, has shown signs of fatigue in the last stretch of the season.

Rodrigo de Paul, vital in midfield, has also seen his prominence diminished. Despite taking the lead in several recent matches, the team has failed to maintain the lead, reflecting a lack of solidity in the management of the matches. Atlético will seek to reverse this situation and regain regularity to ensure its objectives for the season.

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Héctor Hernández: From 'Rojiblanco' to Hero in Brazil

Héctor Hernández, a player from Canary Islands formed in Atlético de Madrid’s youth academy, continues to prove his worth in Brazilian football. The forward, now playing for Corinthians, scored a crucial goal in the last minute of the match against Bahía, securing a valuable away draw in the first round of the 2025 Brazilian Championship.

Hernández, who arrived at Corinthians in August of last year, entered the field in the 61st minute and connected with a precise header from a cross by Breno Bidon, unleashing euphoria among the Corinthians fans.

This goal not only marked his debut goal with the team but also salvaged an important point in a difficult match. The forward, who debuted with Atlético de Madrid in 2013 in a Copa del Rey match, once again demonstrated his strong mentality and his ability to seize opportunities.

Aware of the competition in the team, with players of the caliber of Memphis Depay, Yuri Alberto, Talles Magno and Ángel Romero, Hernández always remained prepared to contribute his best. ‘I’ve taken a weight off my shoulders that I’ve had for a long time and I’m very happy,’ declared the forward. Despite key absences in the team, Corinthians, recent champion of the Campeonato Paulista, showed their fighting spirit and achieved a valuable draw thanks to the goal of Héctor Hernández.

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Héctor Hernández: From 'Rojiblanco' to Hero in Brazil

Héctor Hernández, a player from Canary Islands formed in Atlético de Madrid’s youth academy, continues to prove his worth in Brazilian football. The forward, now playing for Corinthians, scored a crucial goal in the last minute of the match against Bahía, securing a valuable away draw in the first round of the 2025 Brazilian Championship.

Hernández, who arrived at Corinthians in August of last year, entered the field in the 61st minute and connected with a precise header from a cross by Breno Bidon, unleashing euphoria among the Corinthians fans.

This goal not only marked his debut goal with the team but also salvaged an important point in a difficult match. The forward, who debuted with Atlético de Madrid in 2013 in a Copa del Rey match, once again demonstrated his strong mentality and his ability to seize opportunities.

Aware of the competition in the team, with players of the caliber of Memphis Depay, Yuri Alberto, Talles Magno and Ángel Romero, Hernández always remained prepared to contribute his best. ‘I’ve taken a weight off my shoulders that I’ve had for a long time and I’m very happy,’ declared the forward. Despite key absences in the team, Corinthians, recent champion of the Campeonato Paulista, showed their fighting spirit and achieved a valuable draw thanks to the goal of Héctor Hernández.

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Atleti goes for the Cup! The Red and White Dream

Atlético de Madrid is focusing on the Copa del Rey as a lifeline after an irregular run in LaLiga and elimination from the Champions League. Despite moments of brilliance and having competed head-to-head with the big teams, the team is now looking to make amends in the cup competition, where the semi-finals against FC Barcelona represent a golden opportunity.

The memory of the vibrant 4-4 draw in the first leg adds excitement to the tie. Cholo Simeone conveys tranquility and trusts in the team’s ability to give it their all at the Metropolitano.

“We have a very beautiful game on Wednesday and we hope to put all our energy and ability to play a great game,” declared the coach. In the locker room, the message is clear: change the chip and focus on the crucial clash against Barça.

Oblak recognized the importance of the Cup as a way to raise a title this season: “We play against a great rival like Barcelona… Get together, do our best and try to get to the final, to fight, at least, for this title.” Azpilicueta, for his part, was convinced that the team will show its best version in the Cup.

The Red and White fans dream of re-enacting the feat of 2013, when Atlético won their last Copa del Rey against Real Madrid. The road will not be easy, but the enthusiasm and the ‘colchonera’ claw are powerful weapons to lift the trophy again.

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Atleti goes for the Cup! The Red and White Dream

Atlético de Madrid is focusing on the Copa del Rey as a lifeline after an irregular run in LaLiga and elimination from the Champions League. Despite moments of brilliance and having competed head-to-head with the big teams, the team is now looking to make amends in the cup competition, where the semi-finals against FC Barcelona represent a golden opportunity.

The memory of the vibrant 4-4 draw in the first leg adds excitement to the tie. Cholo Simeone conveys tranquility and trusts in the team’s ability to give it their all at the Metropolitano.

“We have a very beautiful game on Wednesday and we hope to put all our energy and ability to play a great game,” declared the coach. In the locker room, the message is clear: change the chip and focus on the crucial clash against Barça.

Oblak recognized the importance of the Cup as a way to raise a title this season: “We play against a great rival like Barcelona… Get together, do our best and try to get to the final, to fight, at least, for this title.” Azpilicueta, for his part, was convinced that the team will show its best version in the Cup.

The Red and White fans dream of re-enacting the feat of 2013, when Atlético won their last Copa del Rey against Real Madrid. The road will not be easy, but the enthusiasm and the ‘colchonera’ claw are powerful weapons to lift the trophy again.

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