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Pedro Neto Signs New Contract with Chelsea Until 2032

Pedro Neto Signs New Contract with Chelsea Until 2032

Chelsea Football Club is thrilled to announce that Pedro Neto has signed a new contract that will keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2032. The Portugal international, who joined Chelsea from Wolverhampton Wanderers in August 2024, has made a significant impact during his time with the Blues, making 108 appearances and contributing 40 goals and assists.

Neto played a crucial role in Chelsea's triumphs in the UEFA Conference League and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2025, where he scored three goals in the latter tournament, helping the team achieve global success. This season, the 26-year-old has already netted two goals, including a standout strike that helped Chelsea mount a comeback against Leeds in the Carabao Cup.

Upon signing his new contract, Neto expressed his excitement, stating, "It’s an unbelievable moment. From when I arrived, I have always felt like the people here helped me a lot. I feel like home here, and I want to achieve more things here. I’ve had some good moments here as a group and as an individual, and now I want to have more of those moments. I’m really excited because I think we can achieve a lot of things together."

Since his arrival, Neto has become an integral part of the Chelsea squad, showcasing his versatility by performing well in various positions, including on the flanks, as a false nine, in a number ten role, and even as a wing-back. His first Premier League goal for the club came against Arsenal, and a dramatic last-minute winner against Fulham was voted by fans as the best goal of the 2024/25 season.

As Chelsea looks to build on their recent successes, the club and fans alike are eager to see what the future holds for Pedro Neto. Congratulations to him on his new deal!

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