According to Mundo Deportivo, Chelsea defeated Fulham, with Cole Palmer and João Félix delivering standout performances, and Enzo Fernández also had a winning managerial debut under Enzo Maresca. However, the most notable moment of the match came from Enzo himself. While all Chelsea players were thanking supporters at Craven Cottage, Enzo offered only a symbolic round of applause before turning away toward the tunnel. On his way, he gave his shirt to a young fan, but the message was unmistakable: there is a rift between Enzo and Chelsea.

The Argentine midfielder came off the bench against Fulham and had previously expressed his desire to leave before the summer. Consequently, Chelsea suspended him for two matches, which Enzo believes is unfair, as Marc Cucurella, who also hinted at wanting to leave and ultimately did, faced no such punishment. Things worsened during the World Cup period. His conduct in the final England-Argentina match drew controversy. As a result, he endured abuse and jeers at Craven Cottage.

Home supporters targeted him during the warm-up, when both teams took the pitch, and when Enzo came on as a substitute. Every time he touched the ball, the stadium erupted in boos.

Worse still, the hostility toward him extended beyond opposing fans. At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea supporters also booed him, making it clear that the relationship between one of the club's finest players and the fanbase has fractured.

From greeting supporters to entering the tunnel, every move Enzo made conveyed a clear message: he wants to leave. His demeanor after the match reinforced this. Enzo sat at the entrance to the away dressing room while waiting for Chelsea's coach. Occasionally, he glanced toward the media area, separated by barriers from the players, as if he wanted to say something but couldn't.

Less than a week remains before the transfer window closes. Although Chelsea has set conditions for his departure, announcing their asking price and deadline, the club may ultimately be forced to compromise: either lose this key midfielder or find a replacement.

If Manchester City wants to sign Enzo, they must offer more than €140 million. Given the issues Chelsea has exposed in their first two matches of the season, this investment may not be unreasonable. Moreover, the potential muscle injury sustained by Moises Caicedo in his Premier League debut has increased Maresca's interest in Enzo. Maresca coached Enzo at Chelsea, and the two won the UEFA Europa Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup together.

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