Chelsea targets marquee midfielder amid potential Enzo Fernandez departure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 6:40 PM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Chelsea is making strides to sign midfielder Lamine Camara as they prepare for the potential departure of Enzo Fernandez. The club is also pursuing a significant name to partner Moises Caicedo in midfield. With Andrey Santos already leaving, the Blues are seeking to bolster their options. Manager Xabi Alonso has an eye on competing for top spots in the league after winning their first two matches. Their next challenge comes against Brighton & Hove Albion at Stamford Bridge.
- •Chelsea closing in on Lamine Camara signing for midfield.
- •Enzo Fernandez likely to join a Premier League rival.
- •Manager Xabi Alonso looking to strengthen midfield options.
- •Chelsea won their first two matches this season.
- •Brighton & Hove Albion will test Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
- 6:40 PMYahoo Sports — Chelsea making progress on a very big name in midfield to replace Enzo Fernandez
"Chelsea are closing in on signing midfielder Lamine Camara to bolster the centre of the park for the season ahead.The Blues are also making progress on a very big name in midfield to replace Enzo Fern...
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