Enzo Fernández left Chelsea for Manchester City in a 145 million euro transfer, becoming the most expensive player of this summer. The Argentine, who had come to Chelsea from Benfica, was the main protagonist of another busy transfer window.
To replace Enzo Fernández, Chelsea had a plan in place: to sign Lamine Camara, who would leave Monaco to reinforce the London team. The English club intended to include the player in their squad to fill the void left by the Argentine midfielder.
However, the deal was cancelled by Monaco in the final minutes of the last day of the transfer window, which took place on September 1st. The Monegasque side decided not to complete the sale of Lamine Camara, frustrating Chelsea's plans.
This decision by Monaco left Chelsea "furious," according to the report. The English club found itself having to face the season without the replacement they had planned for the position left by Enzo Fernández, after the deal with the Monegasque side fell through at the last minute.
