Enzo Fernandez has denied reports of transfer talks with "Real Madrid", but the Argentina midfielder did little to silence questions about his long-term future at "Chelsea". Speaking after arriving for international duty, he said there had been "zero talks" with the Spanish club and stressed that his focus remains on finishing the season strongly. Reports Goal.com.
At the same time, Fernandez suggested a decision on his future may come later. He said there are still a few months left in the campaign and added that the situation could be reviewed after the 2026 World Cup. That comment is likely to increase concern at Stamford Bridge, where uncertainty around the squad continues to grow.
Fernandez’s situation comes as "Chelsea" struggle through another turbulent period. The club has changed managers repeatedly in recent years, and poor recent results have damaged hopes of a strong finish. Heavy defeats in Europe and the Premier League have left the team outside the top four and under rising pressure.
The 25-year-old remains tied to "Chelsea" on a contract running until June 2032, but reports say talks over a new agreement have stalled. His recent move to a new agency has also fueled fresh speculation, with top European sides, including "Paris Saint-Germain", said to be monitoring developments closely.
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