After a poor second part of the season, AC Milan have reportedly made an important decision regarding the future of star Joao Felix and coach Sergio Conceicao.

Joao Felix's start to life at AC Milan has been a mixed bag so far, with the Rossoneri making an early decision regarding a permanent summer swoop.

While Joao Felix’s promising start at Milan—highlighted by a goal on his debut against Roma in the Coppa Italia—initially led the club to consider a permanent move, Calciomercato.com now reports that the Rossoneri have changed their stance.

Felix joined Milan in January in a straight loan and kicked off his spell impressively. However, the Portugal attacker's form has fallen away, leaving Milan coach Sergio Conceicao unimpressed. After defeat at Bologna last week, Conceicao said of his countryman: "He can't stay away from the goal and sometimes he moves in areas he shouldn't..."

La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) write this morning that in a parallel world, Sergio Conceiçao’s Milan turned a corner with the winter transfer window, thanks also to the signing of Felix on loan from Chelsea. In the real world, the opposite is true.