Enzo Fernandez reportedly loses trust of Chelsea players following transfer rumours and on-pitch outbursts

Despite being a key figure since his club-record transfer from Benfica, the Argentine World Cup winner has caused friction by openly expressing his admiration for the Spanish capital. 

Tensions reportedly escalated following Chelsea's Champions League elimination at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain. 

During the 8-2 aggregate loss, Fernandez was seen angrily throwing the ball at goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen and shouting at the Danish international after a mistake.

According to The Telegraph, Fernandez's candid remarks about his long-term ambitions have not been well-received by his colleagues.

Manager Liam Rosenior is now tasked with navigating a potentially divided squad during a crucial part of the season. 

His ability to repair relationships and reaffirm his commitment could be decisive in determining whether Chelsea's season ends with a trophy or in disarray.

As it stands, the Chelsea midfielder could be on his way out of Stamford Bridge in the summer and has been linked with a move to Madrid.

Currently, Chelsea are in sixth place, and their Champions League qualification hopes are getting slimmer following their poor form. 

However, there is still hope of winning a trophy this season as the team prepares for an FA Cup quarter-final against Port Vale.