He signed for Chelsea for 8 years for a huge sum, now the world champion wants out. Enzo Fernández is seeking a transfer and has chosen a new team

He came to Chelsea as a newly crowned world champion from Benfica in Portugal. Enzo Fernández cost the Blues €121 million, making him one of the most expensive footballers in history. However, just over a year has passed and the Argentine is keen to head elsewhere. He has offered himself to a particular club.

A few days ago he scored an exhibition goal, now his future is being discussed. Enzo Fernández came to Chelsea as a huge signing. After all, the Blues paid a lot of money for him and broke many records.

Besides, the Argentine world champion, who was one of his country’s main driving forces in Qatar along with Lionel Messi, has signed for the London club for many years. His contract at Stamford Bridge does not expire until 2032.

That will make his efforts to leave Chelsea all the more complicated. According to the Spanish newspaper Sport, that is currently his goal. Enzo Fernández sees himself in another team. He has even given his agent a clear task. To start figuring out how to get out of England.

But there are a few catches. One of the biggest ones is actually just where the Argentine would like to go. He’s chosen Barcelona as the club he’d like to play for.

Enzo Fernández wants to go to Barcelona, but there are a few catches

It’s no big secret that Barcelona has big financial problems. That’s why it’s unrealistic that they could afford the arrival of a star like Enzo Fernández. After all, he is only a 23-year-old footballer with huge potential.

Even at Chelsea, the Argentine is one of the best players. Not that he’s having such a hard time. After all, he himself was hoping for different rungs with the London outfit and that the Blues would be in a much better situation than they are in.

Barcelona, however, are looking for a player to fill exactly the position that Enzo Fernández could easily fill. However, the transfer fee and the player’s salary are quite possibly insurmountable problems for the club.

In football, however, we have seen several times that nothing is impossible, even though it may seem so. Will this also be the case for the Argentine’s potential transfer towards Catalonia?

Source: Sport.es, Transfermarkt