Chelsea make huge offer for World Cup star
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Chelsea has decided to break the bank in this winter transfer window. The Blues, who are 8th in the Premier League, would have offered a very large sum to Benfica to secure the services of the 2022 world champion, Enzo Fernandez.
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Author of a great World Cup (7 games, 1 goal, 1 assist), rewarded with the title ahead of Didier Deschamps’ France, Enzo Fernandez saw his rating increase exponentially during the World Cup. His club, Benfica Lisbon, rubs his hands, while the Argentinian is followed by clubs as prestigious as the Real Madridthe FC Barcelona, Manchester United or Liverpool.
According to information from CmjornalChelsea, who also thinks of Adrien Rabiot, would have decided to enter the dance, by offering 120 million euros to the club of Enzo Fernandez. A sum equivalent to the proposal of another club whose identity has not filtered, according to And she wasand which is more or less equivalent to the release clause of the former River Plate midfielder.
Recruited for 12 million euros in the summer of 2022, Benfica should make a dizzying gain on Enzo Fernandez, linked to the Portuguese club until June 2027.
After Fernandez, the Monegasque Badiashile?
In addition, the British club could recruit AS Monaco central defender Benoît Badiashile in the coming weeks. Called up to the France team shortly before the 2022 World Cup, the Monegasque would be the subject of an offer of 40 million euros, bonus included, from Chelsea, information revealed par Fabrizio Romano and confirmed by RMCwho also claims that ASM is already looking for the defender’s replacement.
The left-handed central could sign a contract of “long duration”dixit RMC, with the London club. At Chelsea, Benoît Badiashile would compete with Thiago Silva (38), Kalidou Koulibaly (31) and Trevor Chalobah (23).
In attack, Chelsea would also aim the Portuguese João Felix (Atletico Madrid).
