Enzo Fernandez is now back with the Chelsea squad in the United States, two weeks after the £106.8million midfielder sparked a racism storm with the video uploaded to his Instagram during Argentina’s Copa America celebrations.

Fernandez arrived in Atlanta on Monday and immediately apologised to his team-mates in person.

He had been in constant contact with players since publicly and privately saying sorry for filming himself and fellow members of the Argentinian national team singing an offensive song about their French counterparts.

Fernandez voluntarily offered to make a contribution to an anti-discrimination charity in recognition of his misjudgement, which impressed his Blues bosses.

The club have also privately pledged to match that donation via their charitable arm, the Chelsea Foundation.

This represented an early challenge for new head coach Enzo Maresca, while captain Reece James and defender Axel Disasi have been two of the lead figures in the consultation process with Chelsea’s players.

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