Enzo Fernandez Joins Manchester City From Chelsea On Deal Until 2031 After Winning World Cup, Copa America And Major Club Trophies | Video

London – Manchester City has secured Enzo Fernandez, the Argentine midfielder, on a deal until 2031, the club confirmed on Tuesday. This move comes after Fernandez's successful tenure with Chelsea, from 2023-26, where he claimed the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup 2025. Prior to that, Fernandez showcased his talents in his home country for Defensa y Justicia and River Plate, winning four major trophies, and then spent time with Benfica from 2022-23, clinching the Primeira Liga.

Fernandez's time at Chelsea saw him rise as one of the Premier League's top midfielders. On the international stage, he proudly represents Argentina, having won the FIFA World Cup (2022) and Copa America (2024), and was recently a runner-up in the FIFA WC 2026 final, losing to Spain.

Fernandez shared his excitement about joining Manchester City, emphasizing the club's reputation for being the most successful in England and promising to give his best to help City continue their winning tradition. He expressed gratitude to director of football Hugo Viana and the entire City team for facilitating the move. He also thanked his former managers Hugo, Khaldoon, and Enzo, acknowledging their role in making the transfer possible.

Hugo Viana praised Fernandez's qualities as a midfielder, highlighting his technical skills, work ethic, tenacity, and goal-scoring ability. Viana also commended Fernandez's adaptability to various playing styles, his comfort in both possession-based football and counter-attacking, and his remarkable achievements, including playing in two World Cup finals and winning major trophies across multiple nations.

Viana expressed strong belief in Fernandez's potential to elevate Manchester City's squad and looks forward to his contributions to the team.