Enzo Fernández
Argentine midfielder and World Cup winner playing for Manchester City, sharing his football journey with fans on Instagram.
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Enzo’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
Known for
- FIFAArgentina’s 2022 World Cup win2022 · Midfielder and FIFA Young Player Award winner
- Conference League final comeback2025 · Chelsea’s equalising goalscorer against Real Betis
UEFA Conference League - Chelsea’s Club World Cup title2025 · Starting midfielder in the final against PSG
FIFA Club World Cup - First Manchester City goal2026 · Free-kick against Sunderland
Manchester City
Overview
- Born
- 17 January 2001, San Martín, Buenos Aires province, Argentina
- Known for
- Central midfield for club and country
- First steps
- Club La Recova, then River Plate’s academy
- Breakout
- Argentina’s 2022 World Cup win and FIFA Young Player Award
- Current club
- Manchester City, joined September 2026
Mini bio
How it started.
Enzo grew up in San Martín in the Buenos Aires area. He played at neighbourhood club La Recova with his brothers before joining River Plate’s academy. In his own account, football began with childhood friends and his first kicks at three.
Finding his feet.
River gave him his senior debut in March 2020. A loan to Defensa y Justicia under Hernán Crespo brought regular football and success in the Copa Sudamericana and Recopa Sudamericana. Back at River, he helped his boyhood club win the Argentine league in 2021, then moved to Benfica in 2022.
The world gets to know him.
He made his senior Argentina debut in September 2022. At the World Cup, his curled finish against Mexico helped secure a vital group-stage win. He then started every remaining match as Argentina won the trophy, earning the tournament’s FIFA Young Player Award.
Life in England.
Enzo joined Chelsea in January 2023 and helped win the Conference League and Club World Cup in 2025. In September 2026 he moved to Manchester City. Fans can follow his own updates on Instagram, where his account is @enzojfernandez.
Creditschronological, newest first
Club football
- 2026Manchester CityMidfielder, signed from Chelsea
- 2023–2026ChelseaMidfielder; Conference League and Club World Cup winner
- 2022–2023BenficaMidfielder
- 2021River Plate’s Argentine league titleMidfielder following his return from loan
- 2020–2021Defensa y JusticiaOn-loan midfielder under Hernán Crespo
International football
- 2024Argentina’s Copa América titleMidfielder in the winning squad
- 2022Argentina’s World Cup titleMidfielder; played the full 120 minutes of the final
Awards
Quotes
I pride myself on continually improving my game.Enzo Fernández, Manchester City signing announcement
Speaking on joining Manchester City in September 2026.
Trivia
- His father named him after River Plate great Enzo Francescoli.
- He played his earliest football at La Recova alongside his brothers.
- He chose Manchester City’s No.17 shirt, previously worn by Kevin De Bruyne.
- Before becoming Messi’s Argentina teammate, he wrote a 2016 Facebook letter asking his idol to reconsider international retirement.
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