Top English source forced to admit key Chelsea player has ‘dream’ to play elsewhere | OneFootball

Top English transfer source Ben Jacobs has been forced to admit that Enzo Fernandez has a dream to play for Real Madrid.

This is a story and situation that many have just tried to sweep under the rug, ignore, or just try to claim that it has no truth to it. But unfortunately, it does have truth to it and always has had truth to it.

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Fernandez is being appealed by a possible move away from Chelsea in the summer, and he wants to join Real Madrid if he does get an opportunity to leave the club.

It’s clear that he has started to weigh up his options ahead of the end of the season, but of course, he is a professional and will put his all in for Chelsea until the day he leaves the club, that bit is clear enough.

Jacobs on Fernandez

Enzo Fernandez booked for dissent. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

In his latest article for talkSPORT, Jacobs said:

‘Enzo Fernandez is open to a move to Real Madrid this summer, and a transfer to the Bernabeu would be viewed as a dream move for the Chelsea vice-captain.

‘But Chelsea not only view Fernandez as not for sale but are willing to offer the 25-year-old fresh terms.

‘Some initial conversations over a new deal have begun but the parties are not advanced or close to any agreement.’

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