Argentina international Enzo Fernández has reportedly made it clear that he wants to leave Chelsea FC in the upcoming summer transfer window, as tensions between the player and the club continue to grow.
According to close sources, Chelsea have set a high asking price of around £120 million (over TZS 390 billion) if they are to allow the midfielder to leave, signalling their intention not to lose him cheaply.
Top European clubs monitoring situation
The situation surrounding Enzo has attracted interest from Europe’s biggest clubs, with Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain closely monitoring the 25-year-old midfielder’s situation.
These clubs reportedly view Enzo as a key midfield target due to his passing ability, game control, and contribution in attack.
Relationship with Chelsea under strain
A close source has indicated that relations between Enzo and Chelsea have become strained, particularly after the midfielder was handed a two-match suspension earlier this season following an incident interpreted as “flirting” with Real Madrid during an international break in March.
The situation has added internal tension at the club and increased speculation about a potential change of environment for the player.
Contract talks stall
Negotiations over a contract extension between Chelsea FC and his representative, Javier Pastore, have reportedly stalled due to disagreements over salary and financial terms offered by the club.
This has left the door open for other clubs to enter the race for his signature.
