The negotiations between Benfica and Chelsea to transfer the Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernández returned today to zero pages, since the Portuguese club decided to stop them and will only agree to sell him to the former River Plate for the termination clause, which amounts to 120 million euros.
Apparently, the London team offered 85 million euros and not 127 million as announced in various international media. After several meetings between the parties involved, there would have been a change in the agreement and the Portuguese stopped the negotiation.
According to the Italian journalist Fabrizio Romanospecialist in the pass market, Benfica will not negotiate Enzo Fernández and will only let him go if his termination clause of 120 million euros and in a payment, which would practically end all dialogue.
In the meantime, and in favor of the transfer taking place at that figure, River is interested in it being carried out under these terms because it maintains 25% of the pass plus training and solidarity rights, for which it could receive almost 35 million euros. .
