Enzo Fernández on PSG’s radar | OneFootball

The name Enzo Fernández no longer surprises when it appears associated with the most powerful clubs in the world. Captain, undisputed starter, and football reference for Chelsea, the Argentine midfielder has become a coveted piece in every transfer market by the elite of European football.

In this context, one of the clubs that has him in their sights is Paris Saint-Germain. According to the French media, L’Équipe, the Parisian management is seriously considering his name as part of the midfield renewal plan for the 2026/27 season. PSG, which recently broke its continental curse by becoming the Champions League 2024/25 champion with a historic 5-0 victory over Inter, aims to maintain its dominance with proven high-caliber signings.

The economic backing of Qatari capital allows the French club to operate with a power difficult to match, even for Premier League institutions. It is no coincidence that figures like Lionel Messi, Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, Ángel Di María, and in other times, Ronaldinho, Zlatan Ibrahimović, and David Beckham, have passed through Paris. Enzo fits that profile of a total footballer, with both present and future potential.

But PSG is not the only giant watching him. Real Madrid has also been closely following him for some time. In the midst of a reconfiguration phase after the end of Carlo Ancelotti's cycle and the brief stint of Xabi Alonso, the White House is seeking solutions in a sensitive area of the team, especially since the departure of Toni Kroos. In this scenario, the Argentine appears as a natural alternative to organize, give rhythm, and leadership to the midfield.

Enzo Fernández arrived at Chelsea at the beginning of 2023, just six months after his landing at Benfica and after becoming world champion with the Argentine National Team in Qatar 2022. The London club made a strong bet on him and signed him to a long-term contract, valid until mid-2032, which gives them a position of strength in any negotiation.

Therefore, beyond the inquiries and concrete interest from powerhouses like PSG and Real Madrid, any movement will depend both on the player's willingness and on an offer that satisfies Stamford Bridge. Meanwhile, Enzo remains focused on the present, but his name is once again on the agenda of the world's biggest clubs.

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