Chelsea player who is surely leaving allegedly keen on new improved contract terms | OneFootball

Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez is apparently keen on extending his contract at Chelsea under new terms.

Fernandez looks like he could depart Chelsea in the summer and if I’m honest, I actually see him leaving the club. It will obviously need a big money offer to come in, but if it does, I don’t think he would hesitate to leave the club. I think he is eyeing a move away already, and all the latest recent news on it back those feelings up.

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So this is why I was surprised to read that he is keen on getting an improved contract at Chelsea. Personally, I don’t see it and I think if it’s probably all just another briefing from somewhere for some reason. Maybe to pick Chelsea fans up after yet another embarrassing performance defeat at the weekend!?

Fernandez keen on new terms?

Enzo Fernandez in action against Everton. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)

The Times are claiming that Fernández is said to be keen on a deal with improved terms at Chelsea.

I’m sorry, and I don’t like to burst anyone’s bubble. But I wouldn’t get too carried away with this bit of information. Because I personally don’t think he is doing anything else right now other than thinking about leaving this club.

In other news…

Liam Rosenior has claimed that it wasn’t a lack of effort or tactical mistakes that were costing Chelsea – but insisted he didn’t want to blame the players in the wake of the Everton defeat on Saturday night.

But Rosenior also blamed “mistakes” for the goals Chelsea were conceding – but we’re going to need a bit more than that I’m afraid.

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