Graham Potter ‘told Chelsea’s board Enzo Fernandez was overpriced at £106.8m and warned they were making too many signings’… and now Todd Boehly ‘wonders whether he should have given him more time’
- Graham Potter ‘told the board Enzo Fernandez was overpriced at £106.8million’
- Chelsea played a British record fee to bring Fernandez to Chelsea from Benfica
- He also expressed his concern over the squad size, which has been problematic
Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter ‘told the board Enzo Fernandez was overpriced at £106.8million’ and insisted they ‘were making too many signings’.
The Premier League giants signed the Argentina international for a British record fee after agreeing a deal with Benfica late on deadline day.
Chelsea’s co-controlling owner Behdad Eghbali – who sanctioned Jorginho’s move to Arsenal – led negotiations for the World Cup winner with Benfica from London.
They were desperate to sign Fernandez – who won the Young Player award as the World Cup in Qatar last year.
However, Potter felt Chelsea were paying an unreasonable amount for Fernandez and expressed his concerns to the board – according to The Guardian.
More to follow…
Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter expressed his concerns over the club’s spending
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