Chelsea legend angrily criticizes Enzo's flirtation with Real Madrid; if he doesn't want to stay, he should leave; the Blues have become a business operation that can't retain players.

Many media outlets indicate that Real Madrid's priority reinforcement position in this summer transfer window is the midfield, and the primary target is not Rodri, who is nearing thirty and has suffered a major injury, but rather Enzo, a World Cup champion and key midfielder in his prime years. This Argentine midfielder, who plays for Chelsea, recently mentioned Real Madrid in two interview programs, expressing his fondness for the city of Madrid. Combined with previous transfer rumors, this has been interpreted by fans and media as a signal of Enzo's interest in Real Madrid.

Chelsea legend Mikel angrily criticized Enzo on a podcast program. The Blues legend stated: You are one of the team's captains; you cannot make statements detrimental to the club. If you don't want to stay, then you should leave. You earn a high salary and should be grateful to Chelsea.

Personal viewpoint: After Chelsea won the Club World Cup, the team needed to reinforce the goalkeeper and center-back positions, but the club's management continues to purchase a bunch of miscellaneous young players without any plan to pursue honors. If Chelsea fails to secure a top-five position in the Premier League this season and loses the Champions League qualification for next season, such a "business-first" club will completely fail to retain its star players. Enzo's flirtation with Real Madrid is indeed inappropriate, but wanting to leave Chelsea for a new club with greater ambition for honors is understandable. Chelsea's current positioning is to develop young talents for sale, not to compete for major tournament championships. It will be difficult to attract top players in the future; Stamford Bridge will become merely a stepping stone for young players.