Real Madrid has prioritized signing Argentine Enzo Fernandez in the upcoming summer transfer window as part of its efforts to strengthen the midfield. However, Chelsea's high financial demands are complicating the completion of the deal.

According to the "Fichajes" website, Chelsea has valued its player at 120 million euros, a significant amount that has led Real Madrid's management to look for alternative solutions to reduce the financial demand, especially with other plans to strengthen different positions within the team.

The report indicated that the Royal Club proposed including French player Eduardo Camavinga in the deal, along with a financial amount estimated at around 60 million euros, in an attempt to persuade Chelsea to part with the Argentine midfielder during the summer.

Real Madrid believes that Camavinga, despite having clear technical potential, has not achieved the expected consistency in his performance, making him a suitable bargaining chip to facilitate negotiations. Meanwhile, Chelsea's management sees the current offer as not meeting their valuation of the player.

The same source explained that Enzo Fernandez is open to the idea of moving to Real Madrid and experiencing something new, but he also understands that his departure from Chelsea remains contingent on the English club's agreement to the proposed financial terms.