According to The Mirror, Man City is pursuing Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández, who could transfer in the late summer transfer window .

Chelsea will demand a record British transfer fee if they sell Enzo to Man City. Man City hopes to sign Chelsea's midfielder before the transfer deadline on Friday, and Enzo is keen to reunite with manager Enzo Maresca. However, Chelsea's asking price exceeds his initial valuation of £120 million, and any deal would break the record. Chelsea is expected to demand around £130 million. Although both Man City and Enzo want the deal to happen, Chelsea is also searching for a replacement. There is optimism that the deal could be completed, but Enzo would likely become the most expensive signing of this transfer window. Man City previously paid £116 million for Morgan Rogers, and Chelsea subsequently signed him for £117 million, breaking the record. Arsenal is also reportedly interested in Julián Álvarez, with bids exceeding £120 million, but Enzo's transfer fee would be even higher. The World Cup-winning Argentine joined Chelsea for £106 million in January 2023 and was linked with Real Madrid last summer, but the Spanish giants confirmed they had no interest. Enzo has become a public enemy among rival fans, but he is eager to work with Maresca again at Man City. The two enjoyed considerable success together at Chelsea, winning the Europa League, Club World Cup, and returning to the Champions League. However, this deal is clearly complicated, as Chelsea has limited time to find a replacement. Chelsea has identified Alex Scott as their primary target, but Bournemouth insist he is not for sale. Martín Zubimendi has also been linked with Chelsea, but Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has stated he will not leave. Real Madrid's Aurélien Camavinga is also a target, and Chelsea is moving closer to signing Emiliano Martínez, while the club continues to search for a defender.

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