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Enzo Fernandez booed by some Chelsea fans on Stamford Bridge return

Fernandez, who is being heavily linked with a move away to Man City, endured some boos as he came on against Real Sociedad in Chelsea’s final pre-season friendly

Enzo Fernandez booed by some Chelsea fans on Stamford Bridge return

Enzo Fernandez faced boos from Chelsea supporters during his preseason friendly at Stamford Bridge, marking his return to club action this summer. The 25-year-old Argentine midfielder had taken an extended break following Argentina's World Cup final win, where he was sent off. He returned to training and was on the bench for Chelsea's match against Real Sociedad, coming on for the new signing Morgan Rogers in the 62nd minute.

While the crowd booed Fernandez, others chanted his name, making his return a polarizing figure. Club captain Reece James was substituted out at the same time as Fernandez came on. Chelsea, set to face Fulham in their Premier League opener the following Monday, expect Fernandez to remain at the club until next summer, despite intense speculation over his future and his controversial celebration against England in the semi-final.

Manchester City, now managed by former Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca, are interested in signing Fernandez but did not submit a bid before the Friday deadline.

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