Enzo Fernandez seeks Real Madrid move with agent's help
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 1:40 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Enzo Fernandez aims to secure a transfer to Real Madrid from Chelsea, with discussions underway involving his agent, Javier Pastore, and super-agent Jorge Mendes. The midfielder is determined to join the La Liga club after his international commitments end. Reports indicate a significant fee discrepancy between Chelsea, which seeks around €140 million, and Madrid's proposed offer of €100 million plus bonuses. Chelsea believes a transfer could benefit all parties due to Fernandez’s strained relationship with the club's board.
- •Enzo Fernandez wants to leave Chelsea for Real Madrid.
- •Javier Pastore and Jorge Mendes are facilitating negotiations.
- •Chelsea demands approximately €140 million for the transfer.
- •Real Madrid offers around €100 million plus bonuses.
- •Fernandez's Chelsea relationship has deteriorated.
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"Real Madrid’s pursuit of Enzo Fernandez appears to be gathering momentum, with fresh reports suggesting the Argentine midfielder’s camp is actively working to make a move to the Santiago Bernabeu ...
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