Premier League side Chelsea have moved to the front of the line to sign Benfica’s World Cup-winning midfielder Enso Fernández., according to CBS Sports. The Argentinean has been on the radar of many top clubs even before the tournament.His impressive performance in Qatar made Londoners Big offer to rob Fernandes From the grasp of other sets of stakeholders.
Real Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester United have expressed interest in Fernandes.Qatar were named the best young player at the 2022 World Cup, but the Blues tried to steal the march of their competitors with a seeming bid. Caught Benfica by surprise.
Benfica recently lost a player He will not leave the club unless his €127 million release clause is met. Given that the Lisbon outfit signed Fernandez just six months ago for less than a tenth of its price, it was assumed to be enough to hold off prospective buyers for the time being. but, Chelsea have made a big move to sign one of world football’s brightest talents in January. However, their bid did not trigger the release clause. I understand that the Portuguese are considering the offer. They then tried to force the Premier League to match the stipulated amount.
Chelsea: ‘No ransom demanded’
But The Athletic’s David Ornstein told NBC Soccer: No ransom demanded, only pay what you can affordIf they get the right value in this market they will do it. But they have other options. ”
Argentina turn around in Qatar At the same time as Fernandez joined the starting lineup. The midfielder has just three caps on the way to the World Cup and started the first two games on the bench, including a shock defeat to Saudi Arabia. played an important role in La Albiceleste Winning with his all-action performance.
Chelsea agree deal for Monaco’s Benoît Badiacil
New Year’s Day was a busy day for Chelsea, not just against Nottingham Forest. He also agreed to pay Monaco defender Benoît Badiacil £33million., according to Athletic. The Frenchman was left out of the club’s Ligue 1 clash with Brest at an advanced stage of negotiations.
