Cole Palmer extends with Chelsea until 2034
Quick Look
- Striker Cole Palmer has renewed his contract with Chelsea until 2034.
- The player, who arrived from Manchester City in 2023, expressed confidence in the club's project despite a recent season affected by injury.
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Why It Matters
Cole Palmer joined Chelsea from Manchester City in 2023. The player scored 25 goals and provided 19 assists in his first season with the London club.
Cole Palmer remains at Chelsea until 2034, extending his existing deal by a year. The Blues announced it in a statement.
"Speaking to the owners, the sporting directors and obviously the coach, I felt great trust, so signing was the logical choice," said the 24-year-old striker. Palmer was involved in 91 goals (including goals and assists) in 138 appearances for the London club, where he arrived in 2023 from Manchester City.
After an extraordinary first season with the Blues, which ended with 25 goals and 19 assists, the playmaker experienced a less brilliant year, partly due to a persistent groin injury, so much so that coach Thomas Tuchel did not call him up for the 2026 World Cup.
Open Questions
- What are the economic details of the contract extension?
