Matias Fernandez-Pardo has requested a summer transfer amid interest from Chelsea and other top clubs in the Premier League and Europe. Although Fernandez-Pardo has asked for a move, Lille has rejected the possibility and has no intention of selling him. The club's chairman, Olivier Letang, told L’Equipe that his departure is not an issue, stating that they are counting on the player, he knows this, and they have been very clear with him. Fernandez-Pardo has reportedly been considering a move for more than a year. Letang attributes the situation to a new representative, stating that the player never had a release clause. The chairman added that it is the same story as last summer with a new agent and that every player he told could leave has left. Fernandez-Pardo desires a more significant move.

According to transferwatcher Sacha Tavolieri, Matias Fernandez-Pardo wants a transfer and to study the options that become available to him. Chelsea is closely following the situation of Fernandez-Pardo, who hopes Lille will cooperate if the London club's interest becomes concrete. However, Lille chairman Olivier Létang stated to L'Equipe that Fernandez-Pardo is under contract until 2029 and leaving is not an option. Lille, which paid 11.5 million euros to AA Gent for the player in 2024, is not planning to sell him.

Matias Fernandez-Pardo, a 21-year-old Belgian international centre-forward, wants to consider the opportunities available to him this summer, and Chelsea, Liverpool, and Atletico de Madrid are all monitoring his situation. The Belgian respects his current club, LOSC, and hopes his sporting ambition will be taken into consideration despite their firm stance, which is strengthened by a contract that runs until 2029. Discussions about a potential move remain open. The five-cap Belgium international scored 12 goals and provided 8 assists in 51 Ligue 1 appearances last season and has a current market value of €35.00m, according to Transfermarkt.