Enzo Fernandez’s top 5 tattoos hold significant meaning, ranging from angel wings to roaring lions

Enzo Fernandez, who recently joined Chelsea from Benfica for a hefty sum, scored his first goal for the team in the Carabao Cup second-round win against AFC Wimbledon. However, it was his striking back tattoo that caught the attention of supporters after the match.

 

Under the guidance of manager Mauricio Pochettino, Fernandez is gradually establishing himself as an important player in the Chelsea squad. With the club’s investments in Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia, the World Cup winner now has the freedom to showcase his skills. As Chelsea’s advanced midfielder, Fernandez is expected to be the creative spark and driving force for the team, contributing with goals and assists. His well-executed strike against Wimbledon demonstrated his ability to rescue the team from potential embarrassment.

 

The standout feature of Fernandez’s tattoo is a magnificent lion inked on his back. Lions are often associated with strength, bravery, courage, and fearlessness. They symbolize power and are depicted in various cultures as a representation of royalty and inner strength. The lion tattoo reflects Fernandez’s inner power and fearlessness, showcasing his determination to succeed despite criticism.

 

Apart from the lion tattoo, Fernandez has several other intricate tattoos on his body, including a “FE” tattoo on his neck symbolizing faith, a lion tattoo on his left thigh, and another lion on his right arm. Each tattoo holds its own meaning and significance to the player.

 

Interestingly, Fernandez recently added the large lion tattoo on his back after Argentina’s World Cup victory, covering up previous designs that included Our Lady of Lujan, a car, and possibly references to his family. His fascination with lions is evident through the multiple lion tattoos adorning his body.

 

Chelsea fans hope that the 22-year-old midfielder will embody the spirit of a lion and lead the team to victory under the guidance of manager Mauricio Pochettino.