Barça: João Félix fears his return to Wanda Metropolitano

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By: Manu Tournoux

Barça: João Félix fears his return to Wanda Metropolitano

This Sunday, Atlético de Madrid hosts FC Barcelona on the occasion of the 29th day of La Liga. A clash between two contenders for the Champions League. This is a special match for João Félix (24), on loan from Atlético de Madrid to FC Barcelona this season. Moreover, the Portuguese is apprehensive about his return to the Spanish capital, as he confided to DAZN.

“It will be a very difficult environment for the whole team. Against me it will be a little more difficult, but I am a football player and I have to get used to this kind of thing., announced the attacker. But he is therefore preparing to play in hostile territory even though in the first leg, he had been the only scorer for his team and had taken the opportunity to provoke the Colchoneros supporters.

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Manu Tournoux

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