Premier League side <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/manchester-city-equal-british-transfer-record-enzo-fernandez-1788287462735">Manchester City broke the bank to get Enzo Fernandez</a> from Chelsea before the transfer deadline on Tuesday (Sep 1). Fernandez now joins Enzo Maresca, his former boss at Chelsea, at City, where Maresca takes over from Pep Guardiola. City spent nearly $169 million (£125 million)—a British record—to bring Fernandez to the Etihad Stadium. Along with him, they also acquired Iliman Ndiaye from Everton (nearly $87 million / £65 million), Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest ($156 million / £116 million), and Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille ($116 million / £86 million).<h2>Fernandez shares thoughts on joining City</h2>The Argentine international has signed a five-year contract with Manchester City, which means he will call the Etihad home until 2031. Reacting to the transfer, Fernandez, 25, said via his new club's statement: "Manchester City are the most successful club in England in recent times. Every player wants to be part of a club like this because everyone knows how well-run City are. I could not be happier to be here, and I am ready for the challenge of helping City continue winning trophies. This is a club built for success."On his goals at City, Fernandez said: "If you look across the squad, City have quality in every area. I want to learn from my new teammates and become a better player. &nbsp;"I pride myself on continually improving my game. Anyone who’s worked with me will know how hard I train every single day and how much I put into matches. I give absolutely everything and I can promise Manchester City that will continue now I’m here."<h2>How Chelsea and Fernandez drifted apart</h2>Fernandez had been looking for a way out of Stamford Bridge since March and initially wanted to join Real Madrid. Maresca's unceremonious exit from Chelsea earlier this year also fuelled his plans. He was suspended for two games in March by the club for speaking out after their Champions League exit at the hands of eventual champions Paris Saint-Germain. He came back after the World Cup but was booed by fans at training. He featured in the club's first game of the season against Fulham but didn't take the field in the next two games. He scored 31 goals during his overall tenure at Chelsea after joining from Benfica in 2023 for nearly $144 million (£106.7 million).

Manchester City signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea in a British record $169 million deal on a five-year contract, reuniting him with Enzo Maresca after his relationship with Chelsea deteriorated.

Premier League side Manchester City broke the bank to get Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea before the transfer deadline on Tuesday (Sep 1). Fernandez now joins Enzo Maresca, his former boss at Chelsea, at City, where Maresca takes over from Pep Guardiola. City spent nearly $169 million (£125 million)—a British record—to bring Fernandez to the Etihad Stadium. Along with him, they also acquired Iliman Ndiaye from Everton (nearly $87 million / £65 million), Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest ($156 million / £116 million), and Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille ($116 million / £86 million). Fernandez shares thoughts on joining City The Argentine international has signed a five-year contract with Manchester City, which means he will call the Etihad home until 2031. Reacting to the transfer, Fernandez, 25, said via his new club's statement: "Manchester City are the most successful club in England in recent times. Every player wants to be part of a club like this because everyone knows how well-run City are. I could not be happier to be here, and I am ready for the challenge of helping City continue winning trophies. This is a club built for success." On his goals at City, Fernandez said: "If you look across the squad, City have quality in every area. I want to learn from my new teammates and become a better player. "I pride myself on continually improving my game. Anyone who’s worked with me will know how hard I train every single day and how much I put into matches. I give absolutely everything and I can promise Manchester City that will continue now I’m here." How Chelsea and Fernandez drifted apart Fernandez had been looking for a way out of Stamford Bridge since March and initially wanted to join Real Madrid. Maresca's unceremonious exit from Chelsea earlier this year also fuelled his plans. He was suspended for two games in March by the club for speaking out after their Champions League exit at the hands of eventual champions Paris Saint-Germain. He came back after the World Cup but was booed by fans at training. He featured in the club's first game of the season against Fulham but didn't take the field in the next two games. He scored 31 goals during his overall tenure at Chelsea after joining from Benfica in 2023 for nearly $144 million (£106.7 million).

Manchester City signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea in a British record $169 million deal on a five-year contract, reuniting him with Enzo Maresca after his relationship with Chelsea deteriorated.

Enzo Fernandez reacts after joining 'built for success' Manchester City in record deal

Premier League giants Manchester City have agreed to sign Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez in a £125 million ($167 million) deal on deadline day, equalling the British transfer record. The latest reports suggest that the two clubs and Enzo have finally reached an agreement, with City chasing the Argentine for several months. Moreover, Fernandez’s move equals the previous British record set by Liverpool when they signed Alexander Isak from Newcastle.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🚨💣 BREAKING: Enzo Fernández to Manchester City, HERE WE GO! 🇦🇷 Deal in place for fee over £125m after a long negotiation as Chelsea approved the sale. Enzo only wanted Manchester City and he’s now set for medical at <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/MCFC?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MCFC</a>. <a href="https://t.co/R8rGpD24rc">pic.twitter.com/R8rGpD24rc</a>&mdash; Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) <a href="https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2094814268042453369?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 1, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Enzo’s move sees him reunite with Enzo Maresca – the current City manager, who was with Chelsea earlier before exiting Stamford Bridge in January. Maresca was keen to land Fernandez after the recent sale of influential World Cup winner Rodri to Barcelona, as well as the departures of fellow midfielders Bernardo Silva, Nico Gonzalez and Tijjani Reijnders.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-matchday-2-recap-perfect-starts-for-city-and-arsenal-bruno-s-hat-trick-sparks-manchester-united-comeback-1788246283781">Premier League Matchday 2 recap: Perfect starts for City and Arsenal, Bruno’s hat-trick sparks Manchester United comeback</a> &nbsp;Fernandez would join England's Elliot Anderson and Moroccan Ayyoub Bouaddi in City's revamped central midfield following Pep Guardiola’s departure ahead of this season. While Anderson joined City from Nottingham Forest for £116 million, Bouaddi cost £86 million to become the most expensive teenager in Premier League history.<h2>Enzo Pushed for City Move</h2>After learning about Enzo’s intentions of joining Manchester City, Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso had left him out of his squad for the last two games. Fernandez, who signed for Chelsea from Benfica for £106 million in 2023, strained relations with the club after expressing interest in joining Real Madrid, for which he was dropped for two matches. &nbsp;In his last competitive match for Argentina, the defending world champion lost the FIFA World Cup final to Spain in North America. &nbsp;Earlier, he also angered England fans with a provocative celebration of his country's World Cup semi-final over Thomas Tuchel's men, when Argentina won 2-1 to reach successive finals. &nbsp;The 25-year-old has won the UEFA Conference League and the Club World Cup in his time at Chelsea.

Manchester City have agreed a joint-record £125m deal to sign Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez on deadline day, reuniting him with manager Enzo Maresca.

Premier League giants Manchester City have agreed to sign Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez in a £125 million ($167 million) deal on deadline day, equalling the British transfer record. The latest reports suggest that the two clubs and Enzo have finally reached an agreement, with City chasing the Argentine for several months. Moreover, Fernandez’s move equals the previous British record set by Liverpool when they signed Alexander Isak from Newcastle.

Manchester City have agreed a joint-record £125m deal to sign Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez on deadline day, reuniting him with manager Enzo Maresca.

Manchester City equal British transfer record with £125m Enzo Fernandez deal

Chelsea Football Club has released a statement&nbsp;regarding&nbsp;Enzo Fernandez’s alleged racial chants during his side’s Copa America 2024 triumph. Fernandez, a member of the FIFA World Cup winning squad that beat France in the final of the 2022 showpiece was seen making racial chants towards French footballers which did not go well with the players. The racial chant was widely criticised by French media and fans while Fernandez’s own Chelsea teammates at Chelsea (also French internationals) have acted swiftly.

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<h2>Chelsea issue statement on Enzo Fernandez racial chants</h2>

On Wednesday morning Chelsea released a club statement: "Chelsea Football Club finds all forms of discriminatory behaviour completely unacceptable. We are proud to be a diverse, inclusive club where people from all cultures, communities, and identities feel welcome.

“We acknowledge and appreciate our player's public apology and will use this as an opportunity to educate.

"The club has instigated an internal disciplinary procedure,” a statement from Chelsea Football Club read.

International football body FIFA has also acted on the issue as they condemned the behaviour of the player and could soon launch an investigation of their own. The incident has already been reported by the French Football Federation (FFF) to the Argentina Football Federation.

"FIFA strongly condemns any form of discrimination by anyone including players, fans and officials,” a FIFA spokesperson said.

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Meanwhile, Chelsea are all set to take formal action against the Argentina midfielder, who also happens to be the club’s most expensive player. While the extent of the action is unknown, it will only materialise after he reports to the Chelsea pre-training once back after the post-Copa America holidays. He could face a hefty fine along with community service in the team.

Earlier Fernandez also gave his apology for the event stating: “The song includes highly offensive language and there is absolutely no excuse for these words," said Fernandez.

"I stand against discrimination in all forms and apologise for getting caught up in the euphoria of our Copa America celebrations.

"That video, that moments, those words, do not reflect my beliefs or my character."

Chelsea Football Club has released a statement regarding Enzo Fernandez’s alleged racial chants during his side’s Copa America 2024 triumph. Fernandez, a member of the FIFA World Cup winning squad that beat France in the final of the 2022 showpiece was seen making racial chants towards French footballers which did not go well with the players.

Chelsea Football Club has released a statement regarding Enzo Fernandez’s alleged racial chants during his side’s Copa America 2024 triumph. Fernandez, a member of the FIFA World Cup winning squad that beat France in the final of the 2022 showpiece was seen making racial chants towards French footballers which did not go well with the players. The racial chant was widely criticised by French media and fans while Fernandez’s own Chelsea teammates at Chelsea (also French internationals) have acted swiftly. Chelsea FC has published the following statement... — Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 17, 2024 × Chelsea issue statement on Enzo Fernandez racial chants On Wednesday morning Chelsea released a club statement: "Chelsea Football Club finds all forms of discriminatory behaviour completely unacceptable. We are proud to be a diverse, inclusive club where people from all cultures, communities, and identities feel welcome. “We acknowledge and appreciate our player's public apology and will use this as an opportunity to educate. "The club has instigated an internal disciplinary procedure,” a statement from Chelsea Football Club read. International football body FIFA has also acted on the issue as they condemned the behaviour of the player and could soon launch an investigation of their own. The incident has already been reported by the French Football Federation (FFF) to the Argentina Football Federation. "FIFA strongly condemns any form of discrimination by anyone including players, fans and officials,” a FIFA spokesperson said. ALSO READ | Suryakumar Yadav set to become India's T20I captain instead of Hardik Pandya for Sri Lanka tour Meanwhile, Chelsea are all set to take formal action against the Argentina midfielder, who also happens to be the club’s most expensive player. While the extent of the action is unknown, it will only materialise after he reports to the Chelsea pre-training once back after the post-Copa America holidays. He could face a hefty fine along with community service in the team. Earlier Fernandez also gave his apology for the event stating: “The song includes highly offensive language and there is absolutely no excuse for these words," said Fernandez. "I stand against discrimination in all forms and apologise for getting caught up in the euphoria of our Copa America celebrations. "That video, that moments, those words, do not reflect my beliefs or my character."

Chelsea issue statement over Enzo Fernandez's alleged racist chant during Copa America victory celebrations

Premier League (PL) club Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez will miss remaining games of the season after undergoing a surgery, the club announced on Thursday (Apr 25). Fernandez had suffered hernia in December last year and has undergone groin surgery for the same. The midfielder had started during 5-0 loss against Arsenal on Tuesday (Apr 24) but will sit out the next six games.

"Enzo Fernandez has today undergone successful surgery on a groin issue and will now begin a period of rehabilitation, sidelining him for the remainder of Chelsea's 2023-24 season," Chelsea said in a statement.

"The 23-year-old midfielder will work with the club's medical department on his rehabilitation at Cobham," the statement further added.

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It is a crucial blow for Chelsea who are ninth in the points-table with 13 wins, eight draws and 11 losses in 32 games played so far. They face fourth-place Aston Villa next week.

Fernandez's injury comes as a blow to his country Argentina as well which will be hoping for the midfielder to get fit ahead of Copa America tournament in June-July later this year.

Slot confirms Liverpool manager talk

Dutch club Feyenoord coach Arne Slot has confirmed that his club is in talks with Liverpool for his potential transfer. This comes after Liverpool identified Slot to replaced Jurgen Klopp who'll be leaving the club after the ongoing season.

Slot spoke about the negotiations ahead of Feyenoord's game on Thursday (Apr 25) and said: "The only thing I can say about it is that the clubs are in negotiations. And then you sit in the waiting room and wait for what will come out."

ESPN has reported that Feyenoord expect to be paid about $110 million (£9 million) for the transfer but Slot said that he'd be happy if two teams can come to an amicable solution.

Premier League (PL) club Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez will miss remaining games of the season after undergoing a surgery, the club announced on Thursday (Apr 25).

Premier League (PL) club Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez will miss remaining games of the season after undergoing a surgery, the club announced on Thursday (Apr 25). Fernandez had suffered hernia in December last year and has undergone groin surgery for the same. The midfielder had started during 5-0 loss against Arsenal on Tuesday (Apr 24) but will sit out the next six games. "Enzo Fernandez has today undergone successful surgery on a groin issue and will now begin a period of rehabilitation, sidelining him for the remainder of Chelsea's 2023-24 season," Chelsea said in a statement. "The 23-year-old midfielder will work with the club's medical department on his rehabilitation at Cobham," the statement further added. Also Read: Formula One: Red Bull's legendary engineer Adrian Newey on cusp of joining Ferrari - Reports It is a crucial blow for Chelsea who are ninth in the points-table with 13 wins, eight draws and 11 losses in 32 games played so far. They face fourth-place Aston Villa next week. Fernandez's injury comes as a blow to his country Argentina as well which will be hoping for the midfielder to get fit ahead of Copa America tournament in June-July later this year. Slot confirms Liverpool manager talk Dutch club Feyenoord coach Arne Slot has confirmed that his club is in talks with Liverpool for his potential transfer. This comes after Liverpool identified Slot to replaced Jurgen Klopp who'll be leaving the club after the ongoing season. Slot spoke about the negotiations ahead of Feyenoord's game on Thursday (Apr 25) and said: "The only thing I can say about it is that the clubs are in negotiations. And then you sit in the waiting room and wait for what will come out." ESPN has reported that Feyenoord expect to be paid about $110 million (£9 million) for the transfer but Slot said that he'd be happy if two teams can come to an amicable solution.

Premier League: Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez undergoes groin surgery, out for remainder of season

Benfica president Rui Costa was not impressed by how Enzo Fernandez handled his record move to Chelsea in the just concluded winter transfer window. Costa said he wasn't going to cry for players who did not want to wear the Benfica jersey.

Benfica president Rui Costa was not impressed by how Enzo Fernandez handled his record move to Chelsea in the just concluded winter transfer window. Costa said he wasn't going to cry for players who did not want to wear the Benfica jersey. "Enzo Fernandez did not want to stay at Benfica. He didn’t give us any chance. I did my best, I’m sad, but I’m not going to cry for a player who didn’t want to stay," Costa told the reporters. "I proposed to Chelsea that he stay until the summer for a lower value, but the player did not want to continue at Benfica – and this is when everything changed. At that point I said, 'He can’t play for Benfica anymore, no way!' I don’t cry for players who don’t want to wear our shirt." Chelsea signed World Cup winner Fernandez for a club-record fee of $131 million, which also broke the Premier League record for the biggest transfers, set by Manchester City's Jack Grealish in 2021. A dream come true! 💙 Let's go, @ChelseaFC pic.twitter.com/XoiQkKHdKG — Enzo Fernández (@Enzo13Fernandez) February 1, 2023 × However, prior to the final deal, Chelsea and Benfica had to engage in a lot of back-and-forth as the drama surrounding Fernandez's eventual move grabbed the headlines throughout the window. Previously, Fernandez had skipped team training after agreeing on personal terms with the London club. However, Chelsea refused to meet the release clause of Fernandez and the deal was stalled as Benfica retaliated. Afterwards, Fernandez resumed team training and even scored upon his return to the match-day squad. Chelsea, however, did not give up on him and made the move on the final day and managed to complete the deal. Notably, Benfica had signed Fernandez, only a year ago from the South American club River Plate for a sum of $15 million. Read more: Chelsea signs Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez from Benfica for British world record fee of £106.8 million Enzo's market value was inflated after his heroic performance in Argentina’s World Cup-winning campaign in Qatar. He earned the Best Young Player of the Tournament award and emerged as one of the most elite midfielders in the world. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

'I didn't want him...' Benfica president on Enzo Fernandez after transfer drama

Chelsea has splurged a British world record fee of £106.8 million ($129.18 million) to complete the signing of Argentina and Benfica midfielder Enzo Fernandez following complex negotiations on the deadline day. Going by the earlier reports, this deal wasn’t meant to happen but took a U-turn instead just before 23:00 GMT on Tuesday. The London-based club has landed Enzo on eight-and-a-half year deal, making him the most expensive player in the Premier League history. With his signing, Chelsea’s transfer spending in the January window alone has already surpassed £300m. Famous Italian football journalist, Fabrizio Romano confirmed the news with his tweet reading – HERE WE GO!

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As Enzo’s transfer eclipsed&nbsp;last season’s £100m deal for Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City, as per reports in the British media, Chelsea will pay the fees in several instalments.&nbsp;

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As reported by Reuters, a Benfica statement said, “Sport Lisboa e Benfica - Futebol, SAD informs that it has reached an agreement with Chelsea FC for the sale of all the rights of the player Enzo Fernandez, for an amount of 121,000,000 euros.”

Enzo emerged on the global scene after his breakthrough performance during Argentina’s World Cup-winning campaign in Qatar where he not only broke into the starting XI in every game, he also won the&nbsp;Young Player award. The 22-year-old even scored in the clash against Mexico when Argentina really needed a win following a shocking loss at the hands of Saudi Arabia in their World Cup opener.

Meanwhile, Enzo was signed by the Portuguese club Benfica in June 2022 from Argentina club&nbsp;River Plate for a fee around €14 million. For Benfica, the midfielder had contributed in 11 goals, scoring four and assisting seven in 29 appearances. He was even named the best midfielder in Portugal's top flight by Liga BWIN head coaches in August, October and November.

Chelsea, having done some incredible transfer business since the takeover by an investment group led by American Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital in May last year, still have a lot to play for as they are currently placed 10th on points table with 29 points. They next face Fulham on Friday.

Chelsea has splurged a British world record fee of £106.8 million ($129.18 million) to complete the signing of Argentina and Benfica midfielder Enzo Fernandez following complex negotiations on the deadline day.

Chelsea has splurged a British world record fee of £106.8 million ($129.18 million) to complete the signing of Argentina and Benfica midfielder Enzo Fernandez following complex negotiations on the deadline day. Going by the earlier reports, this deal wasn’t meant to happen but took a U-turn instead just before 23:00 GMT on Tuesday. The London-based club has landed Enzo on eight-and-a-half year deal, making him the most expensive player in the Premier League history. With his signing, Chelsea’s transfer spending in the January window alone has already surpassed £300m. Famous Italian football journalist, Fabrizio Romano confirmed the news with his tweet reading – HERE WE GO! Enzo Fernández to Chelsea… HERE WE GO! Agreement reached right now between Chelsea & Benfica 🚨🔵🇦🇷 #CFC #DeadlineDay Important: clubs running to get the documents signed before end of the window, it’s finally agreed. Boarding set to be completed — London ✈️ @TurkishAirlines pic.twitter.com/YGwY4QGseQ — Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 31, 2023 × As Enzo’s transfer eclipsed last season’s £100m deal for Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City, as per reports in the British media, Chelsea will pay the fees in several instalments. ALSO READ: Deadline Day Transfer: Bayern Munich lands Joao Cancelo, PL table toppers Arsenal close on Jorginho deal As reported by Reuters, a Benfica statement said, “Sport Lisboa e Benfica - Futebol, SAD informs that it has reached an agreement with Chelsea FC for the sale of all the rights of the player Enzo Fernandez, for an amount of 121,000,000 euros.” Enzo emerged on the global scene after his breakthrough performance during Argentina’s World Cup-winning campaign in Qatar where he not only broke into the starting XI in every game, he also won the Young Player award. The 22-year-old even scored in the clash against Mexico when Argentina really needed a win following a shocking loss at the hands of Saudi Arabia in their World Cup opener. Meanwhile, Enzo was signed by the Portuguese club Benfica in June 2022 from Argentina club River Plate for a fee around €14 million. For Benfica, the midfielder had contributed in 11 goals, scoring four and assisting seven in 29 appearances. He was even named the best midfielder in Portugal's top flight by Liga BWIN head coaches in August, October and November. Chelsea, having done some incredible transfer business since the takeover by an investment group led by American Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital in May last year, still have a lot to play for as they are currently placed 10th on points table with 29 points. They next face Fulham on Friday.

Chelsea signs Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez from Benfica for British world record fee of £106.8 million

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