So far, this has not been the case, and there have been some left disappointed at the business the club had conducted, particularly over the summer.<\/p>\n
Chelsea focusing on youth until the summer \ud83d\udc49\ufe0f <\/p>\n
What do you make of BlueCo’s recruitment?<\/p>\n
After Deinner Ordo\u00f1ez, Chelsea will sign Mohamed Zongo (one of the main sensations of the last U17 World Cup).<\/p>\n
They are building a SUPERTEAM of WONDERKIDS \ud83d\udd35\u2728<\/p>\n
\u2014 Rising Stars XI (@RisingStarXI) December 10, 2025<\/a> <\/p>\n View Tweet<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc47 Join the debate; share your insight. Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say <\/p>\n Despite a UEFA suspension lingering over the Blues<\/a> throughout the transfer window, they still spent big money on new players to replace the likes of Noni Madueke and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.<\/p>\n The Chelsea Chronicle have graded every single player who the club signed throughout 2025, including a forgotten man all the way back in January.<\/p>\n Joao Pedro \u2013 B<\/p>\n Joao Pedro<\/a> took just minutes to announce himself to Chelsea fans with brilliant performances to help them to win the Club World Cup in the United States.<\/p>\n Due to injuries across the first team squad, he has been forced to play near enough every game, with many of those coming in a less-comfortable striker position.<\/p>\n So far, it is looking difficult to argue Pedro has been a great upgrade on Nicolas Jackson<\/a>, however he is still a key part of the Chelsea attack after his first few months at Stamford Bridge.<\/p>\n Jamie Gittens \u2013 D<\/p>\n Arguably the most disappointing of the big-money signings for Chelsea this summer, Jamie Gittens<\/a> has struggled to hit the ground running in West London.<\/p>\n It is clear that the winger has a bundle of talent. His stunning goal and performance against Wolves in the EFL Cup is proof of that.<\/p>\n He is yet to score in the Premier League though, and Chelsea fans will be hoping that it doesn\u2019t take long before he properly gets going at Stamford Bridge.<\/p>\n Who is Chelsea\u2019s best winger? <\/p>\n \ud83d\udc47 Join the debate; share your insight. Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say <\/p>\n Alejandro Garnacho \u2013 B+<\/p>\n Very few Chelsea fans were convinced by the signing of Alejandro Garnacho<\/a> when it became clear he would be on his way from Manchester United.<\/p>\n Despite this, he has made a very strong start to life at Stamford Bridge, and should be considered as the starting option on the left of attack.<\/p>\n In the battle between Garnacho and Gittens, the Argentine has easily come out on top so far.<\/p>\n Estevao Willian \u2013 A+<\/p>\n One of the best signings Chelsea have made in modern history, Estevao Willian<\/a> looks set to become a superstar very, very soon.<\/p>\n Estevao outshone Lamine Yamal<\/a> on the biggest stage when Chelsea beat Barcelona, and it looks as if this is just the start for the Brazil international.<\/p>\n Maresca has clearly tried to protect the youngster since he joined, however it is getting to the point where he is very difficult to ignore.<\/p>\n Jorrel Hato \u2013 C+<\/p>\n Signed to play both left-back and centre-back, Jorrel Hato<\/a> currently only looks comfortable in the former.<\/p>\n A couple of errors while playing at the heart of defence have seen him left out of the squad for the majority of games recently.<\/p>\n Playing second fiddle to Marc Cucurella, it was clear that opportunities were going to be limited for the Dutchman after he joined from Ajax.<\/p>\n Liam Delap \u2013 C<\/p>\n Liam Delap<\/a> saw his start to life at Stamford Bridge restricted due to injury, and since then he has been back on the treatment table due to a shoulder problem.<\/p>\n Inbetween all of that, he is still yet to find the net in the Premier League, although is off the mark in Europe.<\/p>\n Chelsea play better with his presence up top, but will need him to start delivering in front of goal soon to fill the void left by Jackson\u2019s exit.<\/p>\n Dario Essugo \u2013 D<\/p>\n A very difficult player to judge, due to Dario Essugo<\/a> not playing for Chelsea in the 2025\/26 season due to injury.<\/p>\n It is clear the club have signed him to provide cover for Moises Caicedo, however he unfortunately was not available for the spell of games where the Ecuadorian was injured.<\/p>\n The price Chelsea paid for him could turn into a bargain, however so far his lack of availability has hindered the signing.<\/p>\n Facundo Buonanotte \u2013 C-<\/p>\n Chelsea\u2019s only loan signing of the 2025 summer transfer window, it has been difficult to grade Facundo Buonanotte<\/a> due to his lack of minutes of late.<\/p>\n The return of Cole Palmer essentially put to an end his time in the matchday squad, however when he did feature he by no means looked out of place.<\/p>\n If Chelsea fans can take anything from his loan spell, his goal against Lincoln City saw the Blues advance in the EFL Cup at an early stage.<\/p>\n Mathis Amougou \u2013 F<\/p>\n Remember Mathis Amougou?<\/p>\n The midfielder was signed by Chelsea back in January, and played 22 combined minutes in the Conference League and Premier League before a permanent move to Strasbourg over the summer.<\/p>\n Considering he is still under the BlueCo books, it can\u2019t be discounted that we could see Amougou at Stamford Bridge again someday.<\/p>\n Join Our Newsletter <\/p>\n Receive a digest of our best Chelsea content each week direct to your mailbox<\/p>\n ![\"Chelsea](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/GettyImages-2248438487-1024x683.jpg\")
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