Cucurella: 'I’d Be Very Happy' If Chelsea’s Enzo Fernández Joins Him at Real Madrid
Marc Cucurella has thrown fuel on the transfer rumor fire by admitting he would be 'very happy' to see former Chelsea teammate Enzo Fernández join him at Real Madrid this summer. The left-back, currently on loan at Real Madrid from Chelsea, made the comments in a recent interview, sparking speculation about a potential blockbuster reunion in the Spanish capital.
Cucurella moved to Chelsea in 2022 from Brighton & Hove Albion, but after a mixed spell, he joined Real Madrid on a season-long loan in August 2023. Despite limited game time, he has impressed when called upon. Now, with his comments about Fernández, Cucurella appears to be subtly pushing for the club to make a move for his former teammate.
Enzo Fernández, the 23-year-old World Cup-winning midfielder, arrived at Chelsea in January 2023 for a British record fee. He has been a key figure in the Blues' midfield but has struggled for consistency amid the club's turbulent season. A switch to Real Madrid would see him link up with Cucurella and potentially become a cornerstone of Los Blancos' midfield rebuild.
The connection between the two players is clear: they shared a dressing room at Chelsea for half a season before Cucurella's loan. Fernández's style — dictating play from deep, breaking lines with forward passes — would fit well at Real Madrid, where Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos are entering the twilight of their careers. However, any deal would likely require a significant fee, as Chelsea are unlikely to part with a player they invested heavily in.
For now, the ball is in the court of both clubs. Real Madrid have traditionally been cautious in the January window, but with injuries piling up — including a long-term absence for goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and defender Éder Militão — they might be tempted to act. Fernández would add depth and quality, while Cucurella's endorsement only adds to the narrative.
Whether this is just friendly banter or a genuine transfer hint remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: Cucurella has put the idea out there, and Madridistas will be dreaming of a midfield built around Enzo Fernández for years to come.
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