Overview
- Real Madrid issued a formal statement on Friday saying it has made no contact with Chelsea over Enzo Fernandez and has no intention of pursuing the midfielder.
- Chelsea have confirmed they received no club-to-club approach and are valuing Fernandez at roughly £120 million, meaning any sale would require a very high fee.
- Enzo’s agent Javier Pastore has said the player could leave and that his camp are exploring options, a claim that has kept interest from Arsenal and Manchester City in circulation as reported by several outlets.
- Separately, Marca and other outlets report Real Madrid have opened talks with Manchester City over Eduardo Camavinga and that manager Jose Mourinho has green‑lit a possible sale of the France midfielder.
- The market dynamic is compressed by the World Cup timetable and early big signings, which is lifting asking prices and creating quick roster reshuffles such as Sandro Tonali’s reported £100m move to Tottenham that removes him as a City option.