Former Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo is seeking success in the Saudi Pro League. After two seasons without a league trophy, the Portuguese international is

Joao Felix is about to join an exclusive club of just three footballers who have made three transfers of €50 million or above. The question is: how did he get there?

Joao Felix joined Chelsea permanently last summer for around £45m and the Blues could now recoup that figure as he edges closer to joining Al Nassr; Felix spent the second half of last season on loan at AC Milan,

Joao Felix has been heavily criticised for agreeing to join Al-Nassr from Chelsea, with an agent labelling the attacker a "money-printing machine".

Joao Felix has been spotted training alongside Cristiano Ronaldo in Al-Nassr's pre-season training camp, despite still technically being a Chelsea player.

As reported by Record, the talented forward is set to earn a salary close to 12 million euros net for each of the two years he will be linked to the Arab team. This figure places Félix among the highest-paid players in the league, a clear sign of Al Nassr's ambition to continue strengthening their squad with top-level names.

At 25, João Félix is set to join the Saudi Pro League as a new addition to Al-Nassr. This move has taken the football world by surprise and drew the attention of Jennifer Mendelewitsch, a FIFA