João Félix

Portuguese footballer with Atlético Madrid

João Félix - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 10th, 1999
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Born in 1999, this footballer began his professional career at Benfica, where outstanding performances attracted global attention. In 2019, transferred to Atlético Madrid for a significant transfer fee, setting a club record. This forward is recognized for technical skills, dribbling, and playmaking abilities, contributing to both club and international teams.

Won the Primeira Liga with Benfica in 2019

Transferred to Atlético Madrid for €126 million in 2019

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