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Man City to launch formal bid for Enzo Fernández as deadline nears, testing Chelsea’s £120m resolve

Manchester City are set to send a formal bid to Chelsea for Enzo Fernández before next week's transfer deadline.Fernandez is Manchester City's leading transfer target before the closure of the window...

Man City to launch formal bid for Enzo Fernández as deadline nears, testing Chelsea’s £120m resolve

Manchester City is poised to submit a formal bid for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández before the transfer deadline, which is set to expire next week. Fernández is currently the leading transfer target for Manchester City, making a bid for the Argentina international a priority for the club. Chelsea and Fernández had previously agreed that the midfielder could leave the club if his £120m asking price was met, with the deadline for a deal being set at August 14th.

However, Manchester City had failed to meet this figure before the deadline. City, however, remains confident that a deal can be reached in the final days of the transfer window. Reports suggest that Manchester City will submit an offer for Fernández imminently, and the Argentine player is eager to make the move to the Etihad Stadium, where he would be reunited with former Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca.

Maresca is keen to bolster his midfield group, which has been significantly depleted by the departures of Bernardo Silva, Rodri, and Tijjani Reijnders. Additionally, the arrival of Nico Gonzalez is imminent, as the player is close to completing a move to Newcastle United. Chelsea has made it clear that they will only entertain a sale for Fernández if they receive a bid that exceeds their £120m valuation, which if achieved, would represent a club-record deal for Manchester City. The club has also finalized the £85.4m signing of Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille.

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