Agent tries to play down Enzo Fernandez Chelsea exit but also hints it depends on UCL | OneFootball

If anyone has become fed up of the Enzo Fernandez story and hoped that it had died down, they may want to look away now.

Because if anything, it’s only going to get more intense as we head towards the summer transfer window at the end of this season.

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The Fernandez drama is alive and kicking, and things are only going to get worse for Chelsea fans wishing for peace!

Fernandez to me, is clearly looking at leaving Chelsea. No matter what is said or reported, it’s my opinion that I think he’s trying to get out this summer regardless. But his agent is now trying to sweep it all under the rug, and to me, he’s pretty much failing at that!

Agent’s latest comments

Enzo Fernandez in the Champions League. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)

In comments made to Onze Modial, Enzo’s agent Javier Pastore said on the PSG links:

“It’s normal that there are rumours because of my connection to PSG. He’ll play in the World Cup this summer and finish the season with Chelsea. Now, we’re waiting for Chelsea to qualify for the Champions League because he wants to play in the best competitions and he’s a winner, and then we’ll see. Honestly, we’re not thinking about that right now.”

In other news today…

Arsenal have apparently moved to jump in ahead of Chelsea in the race to sign 21-year-old Como centre back Jacobo Ramon this summer.

Meanwhile, World Cup winner Marco Materazzi has told Chelsea that they made a mistake letting Enzo Maresca go and they need a change. He is suggesting that they look to bring in their former player Cesc Fabregas instead.

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