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Enzo Fernandez's salary at Chelsea: How much does he make per hour, day, week, month, and year?

Chelsea broke the bank to secure the signature of Enzo Fernandez after his fantastic 2022 World Cup and made sure he doesn't go anywhere anytime soon.

Enzo Fernandez.
© Justin Setterfield/Getty ImagesEnzo Fernandez.

Even though he’s been at the club for just a few months,Chelseamade sure to extendEnzo Fernandez‘s contract for another year. According totransfer market expert Cesar Luis Merlo, The Blues have activated a clause that keeps the Argentine world champion until June 2032.

Fernandez became a sensational player in the blink of an eye. Only a year before his breakout World Cupin Qatar, he was playing for Argentine giants River Plate aftera remarkable loan stint at Defensa y Justicia—playing a pivotal role in their unlikely ConmebolSudamericana title.

Six great months with River were enough to land in Portugal, and it wasn’t long before he got called up by Argentina. Though the team looked untouchable, Fernandez made room for himself during the 2022 World Cup, being a key contributor to his nation’s success. Therefore, Chelsea know what he’s worth.

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Enzo Fernandez’s contract with Chelsea

According to Duncan Castles and Tom Roddy of The Times, Enzo Fernandez’s annualsalary after taxes is nearly £5 million($6 million). That, in addition to the club’s ambitions, were reportedly the reasons why he wanted to join Chelsea immediately.

How much does Enzo Fernandez make a week at Chelsea?

Taking into account his reported£5 million after tax salary per season, Enzo Fernandez would make around£416k ($500k) per month. That would be nearly£104k ($125k) a week;£15k ($18k)a day;£620 ($745) per hour;£10 ($12) per minute; or£0.17 ($0.20) per second.

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