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Transfer deadline: 35 players leave Chelsea, 11 new stars join [See list]
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Transfer deadline: 35 players leave Chelsea, 11 new stars join [See list]

Daily Post 1 day 1 mins read

At least 35 players left Chelsea before the 2026 summer transfer window closed on Tuesday.
The Blues were busier on the outgoing front, collecting more than £460 million in total sales, including loan fees.

In total, the Blues also spent more than £280 million on incoming players over the course of the summer.

Here are the ins and outs:

Confirmed Ins

Valentin Barco
Pep Chavarria
Jordan Henderson
Danny Welbeck
Maxence Lacroix
Emiliano Martinez
Marco Palestra
Geovany Quenda
Morgan Rogers
Dastan Satpayev
Emmanuel Emegha

Confirmed Chelsea departures:

Ishe Samuels-Smith
Dastan Satpayev
Axel Disasi
Benoit Badiashile
Reggie Walsh
Filip Jorgensen
Ryan Kavuma-McQueen
Dario Essugo
Trevoh Chalobah
Alejandro Garnacho
Jesse Derry
Genesis Antwi
Max Merrick
Harrison Murray-Campbell
Ollie Harrison
Hudson Sands
Kaiden Wilson
Marc Cucurella
Tyrique George
Jimmy-Jay Morgan
Andrey Santos
Mamadou Sarr
Omari Kellyman
Liam Delap
Nicolas Jackson
David Datro Fofana
Marc Guiu
Dujuan Richards
Caleb Wiley
Deivid Washington
.Robert Sanchez
Honest Anahor
Enzo Fernandez
Mykhailo Mudryk
Tosin Adarabioyo

Transfer deadline: 35 players leave Chelsea, 11 new stars join [See list]

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