Enzo Fernandez prepares for record transfer from Chelsea to Manchester City

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Enzo Fernandez prepares for record transfer from Chelsea to Manchester City
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Enzo Fernandez is set to join Manchester City in a deal worth £125 million. This impending transfer represents a joint-British record fee and follows his 2023 move to Chelsea from Benfica for £107 million. Upon completion, the 25-year-old midfielder will become the first footballer to finalize two separate moves exceeding £100 million. Fernandez has served as Chelsea's vice-captain since the summer of 2024 and maintained a consistent presence for the club, having missed only 14 matches throughout his career due to injury. His professional resume includes World Cup and Copa America titles with Argentina, alongside a 2025 Club World Cup win with Chelsea. The move to Manchester City will see him bring experience from 285 league appearances across three countries and 49 international caps to his new club.

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  • Enzo Fernandez is joining Manchester City for a reported £125 million fee.
  • The transfer marks a joint-British record following his previous £107 million move to Chelsea.
  • Fernandez has recorded 285 league appearances and 49 international caps at age 25.
  • He served as Chelsea vice-captain since the summer of 2024.
  • His career honors include a World Cup title and the 2025 Club World Cup.
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  • 5:16 PMYahoo SportsFernandez set for joint-record transfer - what does he bring?
  • 5:15 PMYahoo SportsFernandez set for joint-record transfer - what are Chelsea losing?
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Enzo Fernandez is a man who costs a pretty penny. At only 25, Fernandez has already racked up 285 league appearances across the Argentinian, Portuguese and English top-flights, as well as playing 49 times so far for his country.

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Enzo Fernandez is a man who costs a pretty penny. At only 25, Fernandez has already racked up 285 league appearances across the Argentinian, Portuguese and English top-flights, as well as playing 49 times so far for his country.

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