Exclusive: Fabrizio Romano explains the Enzo Fernandez Chelsea transfer situation

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It’s hard to predict what will happen next with Chelsea’s transfer move for Benfica midfielder Enzo Fernandez, according to Fabrizio Romano in his exclusive CaughtOffside column the Daily Briefing.

The Blues have failed to reach an agreement with Benfica for the Argentina international, and it seems there are now no talks ongoing between the Portuguese giants and any other club.

Fernandez has established himself as one of the finest young players in world football, and it makes sense that a big name like Chelsea would be interested in him.

Still, it looks like a difficult deal to get done, and Romano is unsure what will happen next in terms of either trying to revive talks or looking for an alternative in midfield.

Enzo Fernandez with Argentina at the World Cup

“I can’t predict what decisions Chelsea will make next on Enzo Fernandez,” Romano said. “But I can tell you what’s going on now: there are no more meetings scheduled while I’m writing.

“Let’s see if Chelsea will return, if they will change their mind; but Chelsea offered €85m for Enzo and Benfica president Rui Costa always said: €120m or nothing. So at the moment, no other clubs involved and situation to be resolved.”

Meanwhile, Romano also confirmed that Benoit Badiashile and Andrey Santos are both done deals for Chelsea, though it’s not yet clear when the signings will be officially announced.

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2 Comments

  1. Chelseafc needs to get rid of all the dead weight, like ziyech, jorgihno is useless can’t give a decent pass or even win balls in the center of the field. aubumyang is useless to. As for koulibali utterly hopeless. Even Todd Boehly spend 106 million on Fernandez its worth it

  2. Actually what I really think now is that Todd Boehly isn’t good enough to run chelseafc, looks like his pockets ain’t deep enough, he will never bring the success Roman Abramovich brought to the club if you don’t spend… Word of advice spend to get results end of story Todd Boehly is weak

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