Transfer news – PSG eyeing up Enzo Fernandez!

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·15 gennaio 2026

Transfer news – PSG eyeing up Enzo Fernandez!

The 2025/2026 winter transfer window will take place from Thursday, January 1st to Monday, February 2nd (until 8pm) in France, and as a result, rumors surrounding Paris Saint-Germain are piling up. This time, it’s L’Equipe mentioning an interest in Enzo Fernandez, the 24-year-old Chelsea and Argentina midfielder (under contract until 2032), as he is reportedly uncertain about his future.

“Fernandez should not be signed this winter.”

PSG has identified Enzo Fernandez as a possible target. The Argentine midfielder—who is under contract until 2032—is among the players who interest the capital club, especially as the player is questioning his future at Chelsea. He had developed a good relationship with Enzo Maresca, and the Italian’s dismissal, with Liam Rosenior replacing him, has not left him indifferent. Fernandez should not be signed this winter. PSG has not started considering the situation in this area of the pitch, where the imminent return of Achraf Hakimi from the Africa Cup of Nations will allow Warren Zaïre-Emery to return to midfield.

Nothing is impossible, nor is anything certain. It is only a matter of a “possible target” and even then, not for right away. The sports newspaper is taking few risks. PSG and Enzo Fernandez have plenty of time to move on. Even if it is quite possible that Paris is studying the situation, possibly taking advantage of the instability at Chelsea.

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But there is no talk of an offer, let alone an agreement. Chelsea and the Argentine could very well have other plans, while PSG may have other priorities. Not to mention that the midfielder has a rather negative image in France following his celebrations after the World Cup final, which included racist chants. An important point that could certainly cool things down.

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