Categories: Social Responsibility

The emotional farewell of Enzo Fernández from Benfica: “It was something wonderful”

Enzo Fernandez arrived at benfica in mid-2022 and after six months was bought by chelsea from England, who paid 121 million euros. For this sale, River will receive just over 40 million.

This Wednesday, the midfielder of the Argentine National Team, said goodbye to Benfica with an emotional letter on his social networks and where he highlights that he was “very happy” and felt “at home” in the Portuguese team.

“Much obliged Benfiquistas. We wanted to thank my family for all the love received in these 5 monthsI am grateful to God for having given me the opportunity to play for one of the biggest clubs in the world, where enjoy every moment to the fullest and give my best always. That the press does not stain what we built together because it was something wonderful that I had never imagined“, the footballer’s post began.

“Thanks to all the collaborators who work too hard to make the institution much bigger than it is. Thanks to my colleagues for always treating me in the best way and making me feel at home. Grateful to the leadership of the club and especially to Roger smicht, to all his work staff for the trust and daily respect, I was very happy. THANK YOU @slbenfica I will always carry you in my heart “, she closed.

The numbers of Enzo Fernández with the Benfica shirt

He arrived in mid-2022, from River, who received around 10 million euros for him.
He played 29 games.
He converted 4 goals.
Distributed 6 assists.

Anna Edwards

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