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Enzo Fernandez expected to stay at Chelsea for the entire season after £120m deadline passes

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By Jack Gaughan Verified, Kieran Gill Verified
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Chelsea expect Enzo Fernandez to stay for the entirety of this season after a deadline to trigger his exit for £120million passed without incident on Friday. Manchester City and other interested parties did not lodge a bid for the Argentina midfielder ahead of the 5pm cut-off, with the Blues insistent that the chances of a departure are all but over.
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Enzo Fernandez expected to stay at Chelsea for the entire season after £120m deadline passes

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By Jack Gaughan Verified, Kieran Gill Verified
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Enzo Maresca tells old club Chelsea he won't meet 5pm deadline for £120m Enzo Fernandez transfer

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By Jack Gaughan Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Manchester City will not meet Chelsea 's 5pm deadline to bid £120million for Enzo Fernandez New boss Enzo Maresca insisted that City will not be doing any incoming business before the close of play, while Rodri returned to the training ground for pre-season testing after back surgery. Barcelona are attempting to thrash out a transfer worth more than £60million for the Spain captain, who held talks with his manager on Friday.
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