Enzo Fernández confirms Chelsea departure for Manchester City
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At a glance
- Enzo Fernández confirmed his departure from Chelsea and transfer to Manchester City for 145 million euros.
- In a farewell message, the Argentina midfielder said leaving the London club was a difficult decision after three years there.
- Fernández thanked Chelsea staff and supporters and said he would continue to wish the club well.
Enzo Fernández has confirmed his move from Chelsea to Manchester City in a 145 million-euro transfer, saying the farewell was difficult after three years with the London club.
Dear Chelsea. I wanted you to know that these have not been easy days for me. Writing this is not easy either. The reality is that I have not been well.
In a message to Chelsea supporters, the Argentina midfielder said Cobham and Stamford Bridge had become a home for him and his family. He recalled arriving determined to help the club win the trophies its history deserved.
Fernández said Chelsea had shared difficult periods and unforgettable victories, including celebrations of titles. He also acknowledged that supporters might be unhappy with his decision, saying he understood their passion because he felt the same way.
The life is about making decisions, and now I have had to make a very difficult one. But I understand how football works.
“The life is about making decisions, and now I have had to make a very difficult one,” Fernández wrote. He thanked everyone working at the club and told the fans, “You will always be in my heart, Blues. I will always wish you the best.”
You will always be in my heart, Blues. I will always wish you the best.
Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.