Chelsea’s troubles deepen after 8-2 aggregate loss to PSG, with Enzo Fernandez refusing to guarantee his future at the club, sparking concerns of a summer exit.

Chelsea’s concerns are mounting after Enzo Fernandez refused to commit to his future at the club, sparking fears of a summer exit.

The Argentine midfielder’s comments come after reports linked Paris Saint-Germain with a move for him, and Chelsea do not want to sell

Fernandez’s contract runs until 2032, but his uncertainty could trigger wider instability at the club. Cole Palmer has already attracted interest, and sources suggest approaches cannot be ruled out. Chelsea would be reluctant to sell Fernandez for anything less than the £106.8 million they paid to sign him.

The manner of Chelsea’s 8-2 aggregate loss to PSG is a concern, and should their season fail to end on a positive note, the risk of losing Fernandez will increase. Pressure is also mounting on head coach Liam Rosenior, with criticism from sections of the fanbase.

Rosenior’s job is reportedly not under threat, but Chelsea need a shake-up quickly. The defeat to PSG has ended their European campaign, leaving them battling for a top-five finish in the Premier League.

An upcoming FA Cup quarter-final against Port Vale now represents their clearest pathway to silverware. Failure to win a trophy could accelerate decisions from key players, and Fernandez is among those who will begin to consider other options seriously.

Fernandez said: “I don’t know – there are eight games left and the FA Cup. There’s the World Cup and then we’ll see.” His comments have sparked concerns about his commitment to the club.

🚨 Can you guarantee you’re gonna stay at Chelsea for future?

Enzo Fernández: “I don’t know — there are 8 games left and the FA Cup. There’s the World Cup and then we’ll see”, told ESPN Argentina. 🧨 pic.twitter.com/YpGN5SKfsF

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 17, 2026