He is one of the Premier League’s more divisive footballers. Enzo Fernandez’s critics depict him as having the soul of a pickpocket, representing the worst of the Argentina national team and being hard to love, despite his undoubted ability.

In his farewell to Chelsea fans following his move to Manchester City, Enzo Fernández has said that he "hasn't been in a good place" recently but said that the club will always be in his heart.

Enzo Fernandez has been handed an immediate reality check at Manchester City after manager Enzo Maresca confirmed the midfielder has been excluded from the club’s official leadership group. Despite his record-breaking arrival and previous experience as a skipper at Chelsea,

Sports Mole takes an in-depth look at how Manchester City could line up for Tuesday's Champions League league-phase clash with Porto.

Enzo Fernández said he had always dreamed of playing for "a club as big as Manchester City" in his first interview since completing his big-money transfer from Chelsea.

Forget Lamine Camara - Chelsea already have Enzo Fernandez replacement ahead of Arsenal showdown - Blues lost star midfielder for record £125m fee on Deadline Day

Erling Haaland has offered a glowing assessment of Manchester City’s transfer business after the club secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Coventry City. The Norwegian striker found the net to maintain Enzo Maresca’s perfect start,