Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández has been handed a two-match suspension after publicly expressing his disappointment over the departure of former manager Enzo Maresca and his admiration for Real Madrid players. During an interview, Fernández stated that Maresca's exit hurt the team's identity and mentioned his preference for living in Madrid, which he feels is akin to his hometown of Buenos Aires. This suspension comes as Chelsea prepares for a crucial match against Manchester City, where players reportedly petitioned for Fernández to play. The club's decision contrasts sharply with Manchester City's response to Rodri, who openly discussed his desire to return to Spain without facing repercussions. This disparity raises questions about Chelsea's management approach, particularly given the club's strategy of signing young players to long contracts with low base salaries but high incentives. As players develop, their ambitions often lead them to seek better opportunities, exposing a potential flaw in Chelsea's long-term project under new ownership.