Chelsea forward Cole Palmer has put pen to paper on a new contract that will keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2034, the club confirmed on Saturday morning. The improved deal extends his previous agreement by a year, having already been tied to the club until 2033.
The 24-year-old England international joined Chelsea from Manchester City in a £42.5m transfer in 2023 and signed his last contract in August 2024. This latest renewal reflects both his growing importance on the pitch and his standing as an increasingly influential figure within the dressing room.
Palmer's new terms place him among the longest-contracted players in the Premier League, joining the likes of Manchester City's Erling Haaland and his own Chelsea team-mates Joao Pedro and Geovany Quenda, who are also tied to the club until 2034. The move continues a pattern at Stamford Bridge, where the club has recently handed extended deals to several key figures, including Joao Pedro in August and Pedro Neto, who signed a new six-year contract last month.
Speaking after the announcement, Palmer expressed his satisfaction with the club's direction.