At the end of September, he made his international debut for Argentina, and around two and a half months later, Enzo Fernández was crowned world champion.
Now, he is about to move to a new club, with Chelsea and Liverpool interested in him for a record transfer fee.
World champion and best young player of the tournament, Enzo Fernandez, inspired everyone at the World Cup in Qatar.
The 21-year-old midfielder was on the cards for many top clubs, but Chelsea seems set to win the race.
Benfica want to prevent a move in the winter.
In this tactical analysis, we look at Fernandez’s role in Benfica’s tactics.
Additionally, in this Enzo Fernández scout report, we will identify three potential replacements in the event of a January departure, utilising data analysis and statistics.
Enzo Fernández Player Profile
Enzo starts as a central midfielder for Benfica but has made great contributions in both areas, adopting the box-to-box midfielder role.
Box-to-Box midfielders are primarily involved in a high number of pressing actions in the oppositions half.
When in possession, this type of midfielder does not dribble with the ball on a regular basis but creates chances through passing on a moderate basis.
From a defensive perspective, this midfielder is moderately involved in recoveries and pressing in high areas, though they tend not to do so in close relation to their teammates.
Enzo stands out for his good ball dominance.
He offers a solid and reliable build-up option for his team, wants the ball every moment, and orchestrates the attacking phase.
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