Enzo Fernandez joined Manchester City after Real Madrid rejected his transfer interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 12:15 PM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Enzo Fernandez completed a move to Manchester City this summer for a fee of €145 million. The midfielder previously sought a departure from Chelsea and intended to join Real Madrid at all costs. Real Madrid declined to pursue the player, publicly denying any interest and forcing him to look elsewhere for a new club. This transfer brings the cumulative value of the midfielder's career moves to €310 million, ranking him third all-time behind Neymar and Romelu Lukaku. Manchester City secured the signing after the Spanish club closed the door on a potential deal.
- •Enzo Fernandez signed with Manchester City for €145 million.
- •Real Madrid rejected opportunities to pursue the midfielder.
- •The move is the third of the player's career.
- •Fernandez has generated €310 million in total transfer income.
- 12:15 PMYahoo Sports — Manchester City’s blockbuster summer signing wanted Real Madrid ‘at all costs’ but club said no
"Enzo Fernandez reportedly saw Real Madrid as a potential escape route from Chelsea before Manchester City eventually emerged as his destination this summer.According to AS, the Argentine midfielder wa...
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