Enzo Fernandez roots for former River Plate manager as next permanent coach of Chelsea

Enzo Fernandez wants Riverplate boss Marcelo gallardo to be the next permanent manager of Chelsea

Enzo Fernandez roots for former River Plate manager as next permanent coach of Chelsea

Argentine footballer Enzo Fernandez said the Chelsea board about his suggestion for a new permanent manager. The 22-year-old midfielder has reportedly suggested the name of his former boss Marcelo Gallardo. Gallardo is regarded as the father figure of the Argentines in the River Plate.

The former River plate player Fernandez considers Marcelo Gallardo a teacher. He said how his former boss lifted him to the first team. The player still remembers how his former boss gifted him his 2019 debut. 

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Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole have been appointed as the interim manager of the Blues for the current season. There are speculations about whether the board would appoint their former player as a permanent manager for his second term. Amidst when the young Argentine Fernandez advocates for his former boss to be the next permanent manager of the club.

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The young World Cup-winning midfielder also hinted that Marcelo Gallardo is also working on his English skills. It is no doubt the Blue Board would definitely consider him within the list of candidates. It is true that Fernandez might not have a big role to play in his appointment, but his suggestion may bring confidence on the board. 

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Enzo Fernandez moved to Chelsea from Benfica in January 2023

Enzo Fernandez arrived in Chelsea from Benfica right after Argentina won the World Cup. He was one of the most highlighted signings in the last transfer window. He was the 8th player Graham Potter signed during his short seven months tenure. The midfielder has since then been an integral part of the first team.

The player has also caught the attention of the media since his arrival in Stamford Bridge. The 22-year-old  has recorded 4 goals and 9 assists for his new club in all competitions. Although the player has failed to record goals in the Champions League, he has created impact with his two brilliant assists. 

The board is aware of the player’s experience in such vital matches. The player has also registered vital goals in the world cup for his national team. He can form a dangerous pair with N’golo Kante and Kovacic releasing balls for Raheem Sterling and Kai Havertz or Joao Felix. 

The young player also addressed the press that his team is not ‘afraid’ before the big game. The Argentine would have a significant role. He might need to use the lessons he got from his ‘idolo’ Lionel Messi for such big matches. The Blues will face Carlo Ancelotti’s Real Madrid in Santiago Bernabeu in the Champions League Quarter final’s first leg.

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