The Spanish newspaper Sport revealed that the English club Chelsea has become open to selling its Argentine player Enzo Fernandez in the upcoming period.

According to the report, the "Blues" management is ready to enter negotiations with Real Madrid, setting an initial amount of around 100 million euros as the starting value to let go of the midfielder.

This development comes amid Real Madrid's interest in strengthening its midfield with young and capable players who can make a difference, but the final decision on entering the deal has not yet been made.

The deal remains contingent on the Spanish club's position and its readiness to meet the financial demands, especially amid potential competition from other clubs monitoring the player's situation.

Enzo found himself in a real crisis with his club after his recent statements about his future angered the management and coaching staff. During the international break, the player hinted at his desire to live in Madrid, which was interpreted as a clear signal towards Real Madrid, prompting the club to take disciplinary action against him.

Coach Liam Rosenior decided to exclude him from two important matches, stating that the player "crossed the line" with his statements, especially since he is considered one of the team leaders. The decision was supported by the club's management, which seeks to enforce discipline in the locker room amid declining results and increasing pressure on the sports project.