Chelsea new signings 2025/26: Complete list of players to transfer to The Blues for next season
Chelsea may have finished in the top four in the Premier League and won the UEFA Conference League last season, but they are not silent in the ongoing summer transfer window.
The Blues have made some intriguing signings this summer ahead of the 2025/26 campaign, and with the transfer market still very much open, there are ideas that the Londoners will bring in more fresh legs.
However, while Chelsea fans await the quality of players that may move to Cobham between July and August, Scores24 took a look at the players the Blues have already recruited so far.
Chelsea's new signings 2025/26: Complete list of players to transfer to The Blues for next season
Below are the players who have moved to Chelsea this summer, including Brighton’s forward Joao Pedro, who is making waves at the ongoing Club World Cup.
The 20-year-old attacker left Borussia Dortmund for Chelsea in a reported €64.30m transfer fee. He is expected to challenge the likes of Pedro Neto, Christopher Nkunku, and others for a starting place across the front line. The England international signed a seven-year contract with Chelsea that runs until 2032.
Joao Pedro
Chelsea secured the services of João Pedro from Brighton & Hove Albion for a reported €63.70m transfer fee, and the Brazilian hasn’t wasted time joining the group. The 23-year-old forward joined up with the Chelsea squad in the USA to participate in the ongoing Club World Cup. He made his debut against Palmeiras and then scored a brace against Fluminense as the Blues won the tie 2-0. Like Gittens, the Brazilian international signed a seven-year deal with the Blues.
Liam Delap
Having failed to convert many big chances last term with Nicolas Jackson up front, Chelsea thought about improving their striking options in the summer. Enzo Maresca welcomed Liam Delap from Ipswich Town. The England international, who joined the Blues for a reported €35.50m transfer fee, is expected to challenge the likes of Jackson, Pedro, and Nkunku for the No. 9 position. The 22-year-old is also part of the Chelsea squad at the Club World Cup and has a chance to win a trophy this weekend when Chelsea take on Champions League winners, PSG, in the final.
The 18-year-old signed for Chelsea from Palmeiras for a reported €34m. It remains unclear if the Brazilian will be part of the Blues’ first team for next season or secure a loan move in a bid to get more playing time. Should he remain at the club, he’s expected to challenge Pedro Neto and Tyrique George for the right wing.
Other Transfers
Chelsea have also completed the signing of Dario Essugo from Sporting CP for €22.27m, Mamadou Sarr from Strasbourg for €14m, and Kendry Paez from Independiente for €10m.
