Benfica reportedly have a plan to sign former player Joao Felix as he seeks to end his Atletico Madrid nightmare.

Benfica showed interest in Joao Felix, but their president Manuel Rui Costa stated that it is not possible for Benfica to pay what Atletico Madrid wants. Despite the interest, the transfer is not a possibility for Benfica.

Benfica is interested in acquiring Joao Félix. However, they cannot meet Atlético de Madrid's asking price for a transfer. Benfica's plan involves securing Félix on a loan with a mandatory purchase option next year.

João Félix has resumed preparations with Atlético de Madrid, and negotiations with Barcelona are not progressing. Benfica, his formative club, has a plan to attract him. Rui Costa, the sporting director, wants to wait until the summer market closes for major European clubs to avoid competition and propose a loan with an option to buy to João Félix.

João Félix is looking for a move away from Atlético de Madrid. Although Benfica has shown interest, no convincing offers have been made yet.

João Félix is hoping his personal situation will be resolved soon. Benfica seems very interested in this transfer.

Benfica, who dreamed of his return, ruled out the transfer as they lack the capacity to undertake the operation. Atlético desires 60 million EUR for the transfer.

Rui Costa, president of Benfica, confirmed the club's interest in signing João Félix but admitted that the club does not have the financial capacity to complete the transfer.

João Félix sees another potential departure close in front of him. The Portuguese attacking midfielder must find a new club this summer and Benfica seemed like a credible option. However, Atlético's demands seem too high for Benfica's finances. Rui Costa, the president of Benfica, stated, "It is not possible for Benfica to pay what Atlético de Madrid is asking for João Félix. We would like to bring him back, but it does not seem possible for us at all."

Joao Félix continues to be a central figure at Atlético de Madrid, with the club listing him for sale at 60 million euros. Benfica, the club where he initially rose to prominence, has shown interest but is currently unable to meet the asking price. Rui Costa, Benfica's president, mentioned that it is not feasible for the club to pay what Atlético Madrid is demanding for Joao Félix at this time. Nevertheless, there exists a chance that Benfica might make a late move if the transfer window is nearing its end and the player is still with Atlético de Madrid.

Benfica was negotiating to bring Joao Félix back to the club. They proposed 20 million euros for 50% of the player's rights, but this offer was insufficient for Atlético de Madrid, which is asking for 60 million euros. Benfica is not willing to meet this price at the moment, though they have not closed the door entirely on the transfer.

Rui Costa expressed a desire to bring João Félix back to Benfica but admitted that financially it is currently not possible. He emphasized that the transfer is not a closed case and if he had the possibility to bring him back, he would.

João Félix has not been retained by FC Barcelona after his loan spell last season. Despite his high salary and Atlético de Madrid's demands of at least 60 million euros, there is a possibility of him being loaned to Benfica this season to revive his career.

Benfica is pushing strongly to sign João Félix and has already made a concrete attempt at the start of the summer. The club has reopened communication and negotiations with Atlético Madrid.

Benfica has made a new attempt to acquire Joao Félix.

João Félix is looking for a new club for the upcoming season. Benfica has shown interest but has not presented a convincing offer to Atlético Madrid.

Atlético de Madrid wants to transfer Joao Félix. Benfica could consider buying half of his pass, but they need to generate funds first. Atlético Madrid is asking for 60 million euros.

João Félix returned to Atlético de Madrid after the Euro 2024. However, he is training separately as he is not intended to be integrated into Diego Simeone's group. Atlético de Madrid wants to sell Félix, who has a contract until 2029, in this transfer window for around 60 million euros. Benfica is one of the two major interested clubs at the moment but has not made any formal proposals yet.

Benfica is one of the two major clubs interested in Joao Félix. They have not made the 60 million euro offer requested by Atlético de Madrid.

Joao Félix is uncertain about his future for the upcoming season. He is expected to return to training with Atlético de Madrid but may receive permission to resolve his future. His agent needs to convince Benfica that Joao Félix can still perform well on the field and is worth a significant transfer fee.

Benfica has shown serious interest in Joao Félix, and they are exploring the possibility of purchasing at least 50% of his transfer rights. This move would mark his return to the club where he has previously experienced significant success.

In addition to Aston Villa, Benfica is also an option for Joao Félix as Atlético de Madrid seeks to find a solution to his situation.

Atlético de Madrid may consider selling 50% of Joao Félix's rights to facilitate his transfer to clubs like Benfica, although it is not a priority for the Lisbon-based club.

Rui Costa confirmed that negotiations are ongoing for João Félix.

Benfica is preparing an offer of 20 million euros for 50% of Joao Félix's services. Rui Costa, president of Benfica, mentioned that negotiations are ongoing but did not want to comment publicly on them.

Benfica has sent their first offensive to bring Joao Félix back to Da Luz. The club had previously prepared an offer of 20 million euros for 50% of the player's rights, which was insufficient for Atlético de Madrid. Rui Costa confirmed ongoing negotiations for the return of Joao Félix.

Benfica's interest has never waned. The Portuguese club has even offered 20 million euros for half of João Félix's transfer. However, the Spanish club has said no, instead asking for 30 million euros.

Benfica is willing to pay 20 million euros for half of Joao Félix's rights. Atlético de Madrid might accept this offer.

Joao Félix has requested Jorge Mendes to find him a team before July 27. He wants to avoid returning to Atlético de Madrid for pre-season and reuniting with Simeone and his old teammates. However, Benfica's recent renewal of Ángel di María complicates this potential transfer.

Benfica has shown interest in signing Joao Félix from Atlético de Madrid.

Benfica is not actively pursuing João Félix. The club already has enough forwards and considers signing him unnecessary and expensive. However, the club is open to the possibility if offered under favorable conditions.

There is a possibility of a return to Benfica for Joao Félix.

Benfica is interested in bringing João Félix back. They have reportedly reached an agreement with Atlético de Madrid for 30 million euros, which covers 50% of the player's rights.

Atletico Madrid and Benfica are very close to reaching an agreement for the transfer of Joao Felix. The deal will be completed if the player accepts to return to Portugal. Benfica is in discussions with Joao Felix's agent, Jorge Mendes, and has made a proposal of 30 million euros for 50% of the player's transfer rights.

Atletico Madrid is looking for a destination for Joao Félix, and Benfica might be the solution.

Benfica has increased their offer for Joao Félix to 32.5 million euros, aiming to acquire a larger percentage of his rights than the initially proposed 50%.

Joao Félix's loan at FC Barcelona ended on June 30. He is not considered a priority for a return by Barcelona's sports management. Joao Félix does not intend to play for Atlético de Madrid again due to disagreements with Simeone. Benfica has presented an offer of 20 million euros for 50% of his rights.

Benfica are increasingly confident that they can complete a deal to re-sign Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid. Joao Felix is seriously considering a proposal from Benfica. Benfica are offering an initial €32.5 million for 50 percent of Joao Felix’s future transfer rights. The deal would be a full transfer but Atletico would be entitled to 50 percent of the return of his next move. The Lisbon side are also ready to gradually increase their share of his future transfer rights throughout the duration of his contract.

Benfica is interested in the transfer of Joao Félix, aiming to obtain 50% of the player's rights. This would result in co-ownership with Atlético de Madrid. Benfica is willing to pay 20 million euros for this arrangement.

Benfica is very interested in signing Joao Félix and is willing to offer 20 million euros for 50% of the player's rights. This offer would allow Atlético de Madrid to earn some money from the sale and end a deteriorated relationship with the player.

Benfica is in conversations with Atlético de Madrid to acquire 50% of Joao Félix's rights. The player earns 12 million euros per year at Atlético, which is a high salary for Benfica's current payroll. Benfica's interest is supported by the probable sale of António Silva to Newcastle for 50 million euros.