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Chelsea are making serious moves in the transfer market this summer, and the price tags are staggering. Enzo Fernandez, the Argentina midfielder who lit up Stamford Bridge, could return from Manchester City in a deal worth one hundred and twenty million pounds, with Enzo Maresca pushing hard to reunite with his midfield engine. The deadline is set and the clock is ticking.
But that's not the only blockbuster brewing at Chelsea. Arsenal are reportedly ready to cash in on Martin Zubimendi for seventy seven million pounds, and the Blues are right at the front of the queue. Real Madrid are watching from a distance, but it's Chelsea who appear closest to landing the Spanish midfielder in what could be a transformative double signing.
And shifting from the transfer window to the pitch, a seventeen-year-old by the name of Brian Madjo just announced himself to the entire world. Playing for Aston Villa, the six-foot-four striker became the youngest goalscorer in Super Cup history, muscling past Willian Pacho before burying a stunning one-touch volley against PSG. Villa lost the trophy, but a star was absolutely born.
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