Transfer Talk: Enzo eyes Chelsea exit as Poch's men struggle to impress

Enzo Fernandez reportedly wants out of Chelsea — little more than a year after joining them. 

The Argentine midfielder, 23, left Benfica for a staggering £107million before the January transfer window slammed shut in 2023. 

But with the Blues struggling and the pressure growing on boss Mauricio Pochettino, FootballTransfers.com claim Fernandez already plans to ditch the eight-and-a-half-year deal he was handed upon his arrival at Stamford Bridge. 

The World Cup winner has been a regular fixture in Pochettino's side this season but has been widely criticised for not contributing more alongside fellow underperforming team-mate Moises Caicedo. 

However, it remains to be seen whether the Blues could recoup anywhere near their initial outlay should they opt to sell this summer. 

Poch's men, who face Aston Villa in an FA Cup fourth-round replay tonight, sit a lowly 11th in the Premier League on 31 points but have booked a Carabao Cup final showdown against Liverpool later this month. 

City agree Savio deal

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City have agreed to sign Savio from Troyes in the summer. 

The Brazilian, 19, is on loan with surprise package Girona, who are currently second in LaLiga having lost just one of 23 league games so far this season. 

And Romano reports City have seen off competition from a host of clubs to secure the forward's signature. 

In other news

The i claim Crystal Palace star Michael Olise and Everton ace Jarrad Branthwaite are summer targets for Manchester United. 

Despite interest from Galatasaray, Sky Sports report Christian Eriksen will stay at United until the end of the season.

Tranmere have signed Senegalese international Ousmane Kane on a six-month deal, with the option of a further year. 

Duncan McGuire's proposed loan switch to Blackburn from MLS side Orlando City has yet to be approved by the EFL due to the registration documents being submitted after the 11pm transfer deadline on February 1.