Enzo Fernandez is smart to improve the situation in Chelsea after intense feelings at Stamford Bridge this coming year. His agent, Javier Pastore, has clarified the footballer’s recent comments, through the team’s head coach Liam Rosenior, excluding the Argentine from the applications for the remaining match.

Pastore categorically denied that the champion of the world is looking for ways to leave the London club. Unfazed by the press's speculations in favor of a quick transfer to Real Madrid, the agent insists that ZMI's headlines are a legacy of extreme incomprehension, rather than a real desire to leave London.

The conflict has reached a boiling point if the Blues coach Rosenior did not include Fernandez in the squad for the English Cup quarter-final against Port Vale (7:0) and the upcoming Premier League match against Manchester City. The coach said that Enzo had pulled the line. This happened after Fernandez admitted that he did not know what he would lose from the team for the coming season (the statement was made after a miserable 2:8 defeat to PSG at Liza champions), and then unexpectedly added that.

" The snakes mixed up a lot of speeches and started writing that they were going to leave Chelsea. There’s no real truth to it,” Pastore said in an interview with Top Mercato.

The agent began to sing that the hundred-song between the gravel and the club has been renewed. Fernandez has already asked the manager, sports director, coach and teammates.

Pastore also learned that the 25-river gravetsian indulged in a tactful pardon near the pressed press, and even said that at a recent moment for the club, he chalked it all up to the presence of evil intent;.

With six more years remaining on his long-term contract, Enzo Fernandez will lose a fundamental part of the Chelsea project.

The Londoners are sitting in the top spot in the Premier League and will continue their fight to reach the top 4, with the FA Cup final against Leeds United looking ahead to them. Pastor emphasizes that the club and Gravec are now in the dark: Chelsea are fighting for a place in the Champions League, and Fernandez critically needs stable playing practice ahead of the upcoming World Cup.