Enzo Fernandez “looked lost” as he raged at Chelsea’ s misfits during a celebratory stroll for Manchester City’s second XI.

Britain’s costliest player waved his arms in exasperation when finding no-one to pass to while City basked in title glory with a 1-0 Etihad win.

Enzo Fernandez couldn’t believe it as Chelsea struggled again even though Prem kings Manchester City rested their big names Credit: Rex

Fernandez ran forward but was frustrated by a lack of passing options Credit: Sky Sports

Chelsea’s £107m star can be seen showing his frustration with colleagues Credit: Sky Sports

And Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp felt sorry for the £107million midfielder.

The former England ace believes Fernandez appears “lost” as Chelsea’s bulging squad of under-achievers flounder in 12th place.

Interim chief Frank Lampard again found no answers on the pitch as Blues’ fans wait for Mauricio Pochettino to take the permanent job.

Fernandez and Co were largely outplayed by a City side who rested top names like Erling Haaland.

That was because Arsenal’s 1-0 loss at Nottingham Forest on Saturday guaranteed a third Prem title in a row for Pep Guardiola’s men.

City will clinch a Treble if they beat Manchester United in the FA Cup final and Inter Milan in the Champions League showpiece.

But supporters online were dumbfounded by Chelsea’s latest loss.

One posted: “Enzo was angry because he looked around and couldn’t find anyone to pass the ball to.”

Another wrote: “He’s one of two players who are actually trying…”

A third said: “Feel bad for him. He would cook for this City team.”

A fourth fan agreed: “Really feel for him. I’d be fuming if I were him too.”

But some observers believe the whole Chelsea team seems de-motivated, despite £323million being spent on new players in January.

One posted: “Everybody just looks like they don’t care… there’s nothing to play for so to say, but that’s where pride should come into play.

“These players act like they don’t mind losing. That’s something we can’t have a loser’s mentality will kill the locker room like cancer.”

And this tweet spoke for many views: “This is the final nail on the coffin for Lampard’s managerial career.”