Palmer signs new Chelsea contract until 2034
Chelsea have secured Cole Palmer's long-term future by tying the England attacker to a new deal running until 2034. Palmer, who joined Chelsea from Manchester City in 2023, has quickly become one of the club's most important players and a key figure in their project under Enzo Maresca. The extension represents a major statement of intent from Chelsea's ownership, who view Palmer as central to the club's ambitions both domestically and in Europe.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukChelsea have locked in the most valuable asset in their squad. Since arriving from Manchester City in 2023, Palmer has evolved from a promising talent into the creative hub of everything the team does — his goals, assists and chance creation have carried the side through difficult stretches. A contract until 2034 is both a sporting and a financial signal: Chelsea see him as the face of their project for the next decade and have moved decisively to end any speculation about his future. For the Premier League, it removes one of the most coveted names from the market and cements Palmer's status as a defining figure of this Chelsea era.
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