Romano reveals: Chelsea refuses to sell Enzo, and he will depend on him in the future

Turning Net, May 22, According to the transfer expert Romano, Chelsea's attitude is clear in Enzo Fermin's transfer rumors - firmly retaining the Argentine midfielder core and seeing it as the core puzzle of the club's long-term strategy.

Romano made it clear on social media that despite recent news linking Enzo with Real Madrid's transfer, Chelsea management has always adhered to its established plan and has no intention of selling. "The Blues' stance is very firm: Enzo is an irreplaceable key figure in the team's future planning," Romano emphasized. "The club not only regards him as the tactical core on the court, but also values ​​his leading role in the locker room."

In fact, since it was introduced from Benfica with a team record of 121 million euros in 2023, Enzo has quickly become the "stabilizing needle" of Chelsea midfielder. His precise scheduling, long-range shooting threats and competition psychological qualities in the transition from offense to defense all show maturity that is inconsistent with his age (now 22 years old). Especially during Pochettino's coaching period, Enzo was given more tactical weight and even wore the captain's armband many times, which shows the club's dual recognition of his ability and leadership.

Chelsea's long-term team building idea is clear: using Enzo as the cornerstone of the midfield, and combining with young talents such as Rees James and Muderick to build a competitive "New Blues" framework. This strategy is also reflected in the renewal action - Enzo's contract was signed in 2030 and included extension terms, so Chelsea did not need to cash out by selling him. As Romano said, "Enzo's existence is not only about the present, but also an important guarantee for the team's competitiveness in the next 5-8 years."

As Real Madrid pursues Bellingham with all their might this summer, Enzo's transfer rumors may gradually subside. Chelsea's tough attitude also sent a clear signal to the outside world: in the reconstruction period of the "post-Abu era", they rejected any coveting of core assets and were determined to build their own "new golden generation" with patience and strategic determination.