Chelsea captain Reece James signs new six-year contract to keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2032
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Chelsea captain Reece James signs new six-year contract to keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2032
"I am over the moon to have extended my contract -- Chelsea means so much to me. I have always said I want my peak years to be here, and I truly believe we have everything it takes to build on our previous successes. I'm excited for the future under this ownership, sporting directors, coach and all the staff, and hopefully we will lift many more trophies together over the coming years."
"James has made 225 appearances for Chelsea and was a key member of the side that won the 2021 Champions League and last summer's Club World Cup. Ever since his return to Cobham ahead of the 2019/20 season, James has been a crucial cog in the Chelsea machine and, after battling through injuries, has established himself as a key performer for Enzo Maresca and now Liam Rosenior, both at his favoured right back and in midfield."
Reece James has extended his Chelsea contract by six years, keeping him at Stamford Bridge until 2032. The 26-year-old defender, who has been with Chelsea since age six and became club captain in 2023, has made 225 appearances and won the 2021 Champions League and 2023 Club World Cup. Chelsea moved early to extend his deal before it entered its final year, avoiding the risk of losing him on a free transfer as happened with Antonio RĂ¼diger and Andreas Christensen. James expressed his commitment to achieving success during his peak years at the club under current ownership and coaching staff.
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