Goal efficiency
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PSV Eindhoven · Super Cup · Midfielder · #31 · Belgium · 17 yrs
N. Fernandez plays as a midfielder for PSV Eindhoven. N. Fernandez is a represents Belgium, 17 years old, midfielder, currently at PSV Eindhoven. N. Fernandez wears shirt number 31 for PSV Eindhoven. N. Fernandez was born in Belgium on 2005-01-09. N. Fernandez's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Super Cup, Eredivisie, UEFA U17 Championship - Qualification, KNVB Beker, and other leagues. N. Fernandez's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore N. Fernandez season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Belgium U17 BEL |
| 2025 | Belgium U17 BEL |
| 2025 |  PSV Eindhoven PSV |
| 2024 | PSV Eindhoven PSV |
Season intelligence
Profile as Defender: defensive work, high usage. Archetype: Ball-winning midfielder. Season rating 6.5.
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It was shortly before 5pm on Tuesday when Enzo Fernandez was cleared to do a Manchester City medical. A cynic might suggest he wasn't the only one who required extensive testing.
Chelsea fully expected their move for Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara to go through, and had already sanctioned Enzo Fernandez's £125m switch to Manchester City in anticipation of the Senegal international joining. Having previously struggled to agree a deal for the 22-year-old, the Blues made a breakthrough when Monaco striker Folarin Balogun's move to Everton came into renewed doubt.
Liverpool legend and ex-England defender Jamie Carragher (Picture: Sky Sports) Jamie Carragher believes only one team are capable of dethroning Premier League champions Arsenal after a chaotic end to the summer transfer window. Premier League clubs broken the all-time summer transfer record for the second successive season after spending reached a staggering £3.46bn. Almost £500m was spent on deadline day alone, with Manchester City making Enzo Fernandez the joint-most expensive player in Premier League history in a £125m deal with Chelsea. Man City were the biggest spenders over the summer, with almost £400m splashed out on a host of new signings following Pep Guardiola’s departure at the end of last season. Exclusive Premier League previews Get ahead of the start of the season with our weekly football newsletter. Sign up now for free. The deal for Fernandez was the result of months of negotiations and Carragher says the transfer not only boosts Manchester City’s title hopes but harms Chelsea’s credentials. Many pundits have named Chelsea as dark horses to win the Premier League after two thrilling wins under new boss Xabi Alonso. But Carragher says losing ‘big player’ Fernandez is a significant blow and means Man City are the only realistic title rivals for defending champions Arsenal. Enzo Fernandez left Chelsea to join Man City (Picture: Getty) ‘Myself and plenty of others have felt Chelsea will have a really good season,’ Carragher told Sky Sports. ‘And I still believe that a lot of that is on the back of not having European football, having a new manager, the front three that they’ve got. ‘But they’re losing Enzo Fernandez, who, for me has been one of the big players for Chelsea. ‘Manchester City look a lot stronger now. I would say they’re going to be the biggest challenges to Arsenal right now. BTS 📸 pic.twitter.com/Aj7I4zoRwE— Manchester City (@ManCity) September 1, 2026 ‘It is a really good squad. There’s no doubt about that. There’s been a lot of turnover. Losing Rodri was a big thing and I thought it would be really difficult to recover from that. ‘But if you said at the end of last season, they would bring in Elliot Anderson and Enzo Fernandez, you’d say, that’s a top midfield. They’ve paid top dollar for it, so it should be. ‘That gives them the greatest chance of being the main challengers and maybe the only team who can really wrestle this title from Arsenal.’ Chelsea’s Xabi Alonso is hoping to mount a title challenge (Picture: Getty) Fernandez had been a mainstay in the Chelsea team since his £107m move from Benfica in 2023 but made it clear earlier in the summer that he wanted to leave. Following his move to the Etihad Stadium, Fernandez said on social media: ‘I want you to know that these have not been easy days for me. Writing this is not easy either. ‘The truth is, I haven’t been in a good place. Three years ago, Cobham and Stamford Bridge became home for me and my family. I grew attached to the people, to the shirt, and to the badge of this incredible club. https://www.instagram.com/p/DcwopJYh4kL/ ‘Believe me when I say that, from the moment I arrived, I became obsessed with winning and with bringing this club every trophy that its history deserves. ‘We suffered, we cried, I got angry many times, but we also celebrated titles and unforgettable victories. Together, through the good times and the difficult ones. ‘I live football the same way I live my life: with passion and with all my heart. That is why I want you to know that I understand you. I truly understand you, from the bottom of my heart. Arsenal won the Premier League last season (Picture: Getty) ‘But life is about making decisions, and right now I find myself having to make one of those difficult decisions. ‘I’ve said it before, but I want to say it again: I have grown incredibly fond of this club. Chelsea will always have a place in my thoughts and, above all, in my heart. ‘But I also understand how football works. I know how passionate you are,
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