If the challenge to bring Enzo Fernandez to Chelsea become somewhat of a saga that dragged out from December until the verge of February, the time it took for the midfielder to make Graham Potter's starting XI seemed to be fast forward. The Argentinian trained for the first time on Thursday amid the race to get his documentation confirmed and, like Joao Felix, found that was enough to head straight into Chelsea's lineup.
After plenty of work to get the deal done Behdad Eghbali and Todd Boehly were present at Stamford Bridge to check out their investment, and if the team's performance wasn't outstanding, they certainly would have remained impressed with the World Cup winner. Fernandez completed 90 minutes on his debut and has possibly already made the jersey his own.
football.london took a look at how the Premier League's most expensive player did on his first outing in the division.
