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'Part of football folklore' - Enzo Fernandez claims he 'didn't want to hurt anyone' with controversial song directed at France team during Copa America celebrations | Goal.com UK
- Fernandez says he did not intend to hurt anyone with the song during Argentina's Copa America celebrations in 2024.
- He apologised publicly and travelled to speak with teammates in person to convey his values.
- Fernandez says he has a good relationship with France stars at Chelsea and received strong club support.
- Chelsea remains competitive this season, with Fernandez contributing goals as the club pursues the title.
- The incident followed scrutiny from France players and Chelsea’s disciplinary review.
- Fernandez explained the song is part of football folklore in Argentina, not an attack on individuals.
- Fernandez travelled to America for pre-season after cutting short his holiday to apologise.
- The article notes Fernandez’s role as captain during a difficult period for him at Chelsea.
- Goal’s report frames Fernandez’s comments within ongoing Chelsea performance in the 2025–26 season.
- The piece identifies the controversy as tied to a celebratory chant after Argentina’s Copa America win.
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