Despite having a current contract with Chelsea until 2032, Enzo Fernández's future is once again under the spotlight. In the midst of an irregular season with the London team, the versions of a possible post-World Cup start are gaining strength. In that sense, the Argentine midfielder would be closely followed by three big names in European football
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The first of these would be Real Madrid, which would be the one that has been behind the wheel for 25 years in the Argentine national team. The need to renew the midfield after the departure of references such as Luka Modric and Toni Kroos, who could not be replaced this season, positions it as a concrete option, all the more so after some nods from the football player himself to the city of Madrid.
Real Madrid has been polling Enzo for a while The second interested party would be Paris Saint-Germain.
The last champion of the Champions League has the necessary economic power to face an operation of this magnitude and, in addition, he maintains a close link through Javier Pastore, one of the representatives of the former River and former player of the Parisian club
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In fact, Pastore himself experienced some discomfort from the Argentinian in England: “There are several factors that influence decisions, whether it's salary, respect or the way in which things are managed. There are a lot of things we're not seeing right now.”
Luis Enrique's PSG would be interested in Enzo
Finally, the one who recently joined the list of suitors would be Manchester City, which could face a major renewal in their squad for next season. The possible departure of figures like Bernardo Silva and even the uncertainty surrounding Rodri open up a scenario in which Enzo appears to be an ideal alternative
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Even the name of Enzo Maresca, who already managed him in the Blues, sounds like a possible replacement for Pep Guardiola, which could bring him even closer to the club.
Pep's City recently joined those interested by Enzo
The main obstacle to any negotiation is its termination clause, set at 121 million euros, a figure that limits the range of suitors but that these
European giants would be able to face.
Beyond this, Chelsea's sporting present does not help to dispel rumors of a potential departure for the former River. Although from their environment they assure that the relationship with the London club improved and that a contractual improvement is even being evaluated, the departure ofLiam Rosenior as coach and the fact that the team is currently out of qualifying for European competitions could push the Argentinian looking for a new challenge after the World Cup.
