Fabrizio Romano has touched upon the speculation that Enzo Fernandez's time at Chelsea is over in a recent Daily Briefing on CaughtOffSide.
Fernandez's agent has dismissed the rumors circulating in England suggesting that the player is considering leaving Chelsea at the end of the season. Despite negative reports about Chelsea, the Argentine, who joined from Benfica a little over a year ago, is content at the club. He understands it's a prolonged project centered around young players and is optimistic about Chelsea's future.
While the young player wishes to see Chelsea in a better position, his agent affirms there are no plans for the player to depart. This sentiment was seemingly reinforced by Fernandez's goal celebration against Aston Villa.
In a development relevant to both Chelsea and Arsenal, Thomas Frank publicly acknowledged the likelihood of Ivan Toney leaving Brentford at the end of the season. With just a year left on his contract, Toney's price tag is expected to be lower than the £100 million quoted in January.
The situation makes sense, and clubs likely anticipated this, which contributed to the hesitation in meeting the high asking price during the January transfer window. The dynamics are expected to be different in the summer.