Chelsea announces full list of players signed, released, and given new contracts during the 2025 summer transfer window ahead of the new season.
Chelsea Football Club has officially released the full list of players who have joined, exited, or renewed their contracts during the 2025 summer transfer window. The announcement was made on Sunday through the club’s official website as part of preparations for the upcoming Premier League season.
The west London club confirmed several exciting new additions to the squad. Striker Liam Delap joined from Ipswich Town, while Dario Essugo signed from Sporting Lisbon after a successful loan spell in Spain with Las Palmas. Another exciting acquisition is Brazilian teenager Estevao, who joined from Palmeiras and will link up with the squad ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.
Jamie Gittens, a talented 20-year-old English winger, arrived from Borussia Dortmund on July 5. Joao Pedro completed a move from Brighton & Hove Albion to strengthen the attack, while Kendry Paez officially became a Chelsea player this summer after turning 18. The club also added Mike Penders from Genk and Mamadou Sarr from Strasbourg to boost depth and youth options across the squad.
On the contract front, several young players were handed new deals. Kian Best extended his contract until 2027, Ato Ampah secured a new deal valid until 2028, and Max Merrick signed a three-year contract. Jimi Tauriainen also committed his future to the club with a deal valid through 2029.
As part of their summer activity, Chelsea also parted ways with a number of players. Those who left the club either on loan or permanent transfers include Mathis Amougou, Eddie Beach, Lucas Bergstrom, Marcus Bettinelli, Luke Campbell, Bashir Humphreys, Kepa Arrizabalaga, Zak Sturge, Marcell Washington, Dylan Williams, and Teddy Sharman-Lowe.
Under the leadership of Enzo Maresca, Chelsea is actively reshaping its squad with a balance of promising youth and experienced additions. The club's focus this summer appears to be building long-term depth while creating space for young talents to grow and compete in top-flight football.
With these strategic moves, Chelsea is gearing up for a strong 2025/26 Premier League campaign. The club’s fans are watching closely to see how the new faces blend into the system and contribute to the team’s performance on the pitch.
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