“I didn’t come here to accept failure!” – Argentine star delivers fierce ultimatum, threatens exit if Champions League dream isn’t fulfilled!
Chelsea Football Club has been thrown into chaos after midfield maestro Enzo Fernández delivered a stunning ultimatum that has left fans, players, and executives in absolute disbelief.
Speaking to close sources after a closed-door meeting at Cobham, the Argentine World Cup winner made his position crystal clear:
“I didn’t come here to accept failure. If we don’t win the Champions League this season, I’m ready to walk — even if it means taking a massive pay cut to return to Argentina.”
The 23-year-old, who arrived at Stamford Bridge with high expectations following a record-breaking transfer, is reportedly growing frustrated with the lack of silverware and the inconsistent direction of the club. Despite being a standout performer in an otherwise unstable squad, Enzo’s patience is wearing thin — and now, he’s speaking out.
But that’s not all.
Sources reveal that before agreeing to any new long-term contract or leadership role, Enzo presented the Chelsea board with two non-negotiable conditions:
- Chelsea must sign a world-class defensive midfielder before the transfer window closes — someone capable of giving him the freedom to orchestrate the game without being overburdened defensively.
- The club must commit to a unified tactical vision under Enzo Maresca, ending the endless rotation of systems, player roles, and transfer gambles that have plagued the team since 2021.
Inside sources say Fernández’s demands “weren’t arrogant — they were passionate,” with the midfielder pleading for a winning culture to be restored at Stamford Bridge.
Fans are divided — some praise Enzo’s winning mentality, while others fear he’s preparing to jump ship.
The pressure is now firmly on Maresca and the Chelsea board. Either they build around their midfield general — or risk losing one of the most ambitious talents in world football.
The message is clear: Enzo didn’t come to London to survive. He came to conquer.
