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Real Madrid target Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández despite €140m price

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Real Madrid are pursuing Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández, with the Spanish club willing to meet a €140 million price tag despite his contract running to 2032. Journalist Matteo Moretto told that signing a midfielder remains a priority at the Santiago Bernabeu this summer. Real Madrid’s summer rebuild is not finished yet. Despite already strengthening multiple areas of Jose Mourinho’s squad and completing the signing of Bernardo Silva, the club remain determined to add another midfielder before the transfer window closes. Matteo Moretto said Madrid wants to sign a midfielder, no matter what, emphasizing the club’s intent. “Madrid wants to sign a midfielder, no matter what,” he said. Mourinho has been heavily involved in discussions and is evaluating several profiles, including Mateus Fernandes, who is highly regarded by the coach, and Kees Smit. Reports also link former player Enzo Maresca with a potential move to Manchester City to work with the midfielder. According to Moretto, Enzo Fernández continues to offer himself frequently to Real Madrid, positioning himself as the dream target. The Argentine World Cup winner has long been linked with a move to the Spanish capital. Chelsea hold Fernández under contract until 2032 and would reportedly require around €140 million before considering a sale. The London side view him as a pillar of their long‑term project. Manchester City’s interest, fueled by Enzo Maresca’s involvement, adds competition for the midfielder’s signature. The Spanish club will continue searching for midfield reinforcements, but whether Fernández, Mateus Fernandes, Kees Smit or another player joins remains uncertain. The article features images by Todd Kirkland and Richard Pelham. Their photographs accompany the report on the transfer saga.

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