He's world champion, amazed Lionel Messi, now he's going to a giant club in England
The Argentine midfielder responded positively and the transfer would take place in the next few days. The details.
Enzo Fernández had a dream World Cup, with a spectacular level and keeping the title. Even in full competition, different European giants appeared very interested to keep his record, something that would not be easy for anyone since Benfica shielded him with an exorbitant price, which is possible only for a few.
That was a kind of filter, so several teams gave up hiring his services. It is that the Portuguese cast gave him an exit clause of 120 million euros, advising that he would only leave the 'Águilas' for that amount. Within this framework, Fabrizio Romano, a journalist specializing in the European pass market, revealed many details that clarified his future.
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According to his information, Chelsea is in direct talks with Benfica for the player who emerged in River. But most importantly it revealed that both Enzo and Benfica accepted the offer from the London club. In this sense, the 'Blues' would acquire the 21-year-old midfielder in this transfer sale, something almost unprecedented for the Portuguese who bought him in August for only USD 14 million.
On the other hand, Romano confirmed that neither Liverpool nor Manchester United made offers for the talented Argentine midfielder, so Chelsea have no competition and no one who can make a better offer. From the Millionaire and with Martín Demichelis at the helm, they will be attentive to everything that happens, since it could mean a very important income for the transfer market.
Enzo Fernández, the most expensive Argentine in history
Assuming that Chelsea will take him out of Benfica for a sum close to 130 million euros, whoever was chosen as the best young player of Qatar 2022 would be the Argentine for whom they paid the most. That record to date continues to correspond to Gonzalo Higuain. when Juventus paid him 90 million of that currency in Napoli.
