Real Madrid ends pursuit of Enzo Fernandez after World Cup final setback
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 6:40 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Real Madrid has reportedly halted its transfer plans for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez following his red card in the 2026 World Cup final. The club has deemed the potential deal unjustified, especially considering Chelsea's asking price of around €150 million. Jose Mourinho had previously viewed Fernandez as an ideal signing, but concerns regarding his decision-making under pressure have been raised. The club has now closed the door on bringing him to Santiago Bernabeu this summer.
- •Real Madrid rules out signing Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea.
- •Fernandez received a red card in the World Cup final.
- •Real Madrid cites concerns over Fernandez's performance and decision-making.
- •Chelsea's valuation of €150 million influenced Madrid's decision.
- •Jose Mourinho had previously expressed interest in Fernandez.
- 6:40 AMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid transfer news: Mourinho’s dream signing off the table after World Cup final setback
"Real Madrid have reportedly reached a definitive decision over the transfer pursuit of Enzo Fernandez, with the Chelsea midfielder no longer part of the club’s transfer plans for this summer.Accordi...
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