"Enzo didn't understand the situation. When the coach told him, he accepted it because he's a highly professional guy who's always fully committed wherever he is and respects decisions."
"We don't understand the punishment because he doesn't mention any club or say he wants to leave Chelsea, far from it. He only mentions Madrid, the city, because he was asked which European city he'd like to live in one day."
"The punishment is completely unfair - banning the player for two matches, which moreover, are also absolutely crucial for Chelsea because qualification for the Champions League is at stake and he is one of the team's most important players."
Enzo Fernandez's agent, Javier Pastore, criticized Chelsea's decision to exclude the midfielder from two matches due to comments about his future. Fernandez expressed uncertainty about staying with Chelsea and mentioned Madrid as a desirable city. Pastore emphasized that Fernandez did not intend to offend the club and found the punishment unjust. He noted that Fernandez's comments were misinterpreted and did not indicate a desire to leave Chelsea. The agent also mentioned ongoing contract discussions, but Chelsea's offer was insufficient to renew his deal, which expires in 2032.
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