FC Barcelona announces the departures of João Félix and João Cancelo

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By: Manu Tournoux

FC Barcelona: Deco's strong announcement on João Félix and João Cancelo

FC Barcelona has just announced the departures of its loaned players João Félix and João Cancelo, this Sunday. While their futures were uncertain, the two players, loaned by Atlético de Madrid and Manchester City, will ultimately not stay at Barça. They will be accompanied by Marcos Alonso, whose contract was due to expire on June 30.

“Marcos Alonso, João Félix and João Cancelo will not remain at FC Barcelona. The Spanish defender’s contract ends on June 30, as do the loan contracts of the two Portuguese players, who will return to their respective clubs. FC Barcelona would like to thank them for their commitment and dedication, and wishes them the best and greatest success for the future.”Barça explained on its official website.

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Manu Tournoux

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