Fantasy Premier League managers around the world can already think about which Chelsea players they want in their teams.
The start of the 2024/25 Premier League season is now only a month away, so a number of FPL player prices have been revealed.
Chelsea players were not as popular as usual last season as Mauricio Pochettino’s side were not competing at the top end of the table.
Plus, the West London club suffered several injuries which made it difficult to know which players were going to start each week.
New manager Enzo Maresca will be hoping for more consistency in the upcoming campaign, which should lead to his players becoming more highly owned by FPL managers.
The Chelsea Chronicle outlines every Chelsea player’s FPL price, including Cole Palmer and Christopher Nkunku.
Goalkeepers
- Lucas Bergstrom – £4.0m
- Marcus Bettinelli – £4.0m
- Kepa Arrizabalaga – £4.5m
- Robert Sanchez – £4.5m
- Djordje Petrovic – £4.5m
None of Chelsea’s goalkeepers are £5.0m or more because Maresca has not publicly announced who his first choice will be. Djordje Petrovic was the Blues’ best keeper last season but some expect Robert Sanchez to win the battle ahead of the new campaign.
Defenders
- Alfie Gilchrist – £4.0m
- Malang Sarr – £4.5m
- Tosin Adarabioyo – £4.5m
- Axel Disasi – £4.5m
- Wesley Fofana – £4.5m
- Levi Colwill – £4.5m
- Trevoh Chalobah – £4.5m
- Benoit Badiashile – £4.5m
- Marc Cucurella- £5.0m
- Ben Chilwell- £5.0m
- Reece James – £5.0m
- Malo Gusto- £5.0m
Reece James is one of the best Premier League defenders but has struggled so much with injuries in recent seasons. With this price, FPL are assuming that the 24-year-old will miss several games this season because he has the attacking threat to be at least £6.0m.
Midfielders
- Lesley Ugochukwu – £4.5m
- Renato Veiga – £4.5m
- Romeo Lavia – £4.5m
- Omari Kellyman – £4.5m
- Cesare Casadei – £4.5m
- Angelo Gabriel – £4.5m
- Andrey Santos – £4.5m
- Moises Caicedo – £5.0m
- Enzo Fernandez – £5.0m
- Carney Chukwuemeka – £5.0m
- Conor Gallagher – £6.0m
- Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – £6.0m
- Christopher Nkunku – £6.5m
- Mykhailo Mudryk – £6.5m
- Noni Madueke – £6.5m
- Raheem Sterling – £7.0m
- Cole Palmer – £10.5m
Christopher Nkunku’s price is one of the most surprising across every Premier League team. The Frenchman only started twice in the 2023/24 campaign and, yet, he still scored three times. If he can stay healthy, he will be almost everyone’s team come the end of the season.
Cole Palmer provided a remarkable 22 goals and 11 assists for Chelsea last season and was the highest-scoring player in FPL. At £5.0m, there has never been a better bargain in the history of the game. He is no longer a cheap option, however, after receiving the biggest price increase in FPL history.
Forwards
- Marc Guiu – £5.0m
- Deivid Washington – £5.0m
- Datro Fofana – £5.5m
- Armando Broja – £5.5m
- Romelu Lukaku – £6.5m
- Nicolas Jackson – £7.5m
Nicolas Jackson had an underrated debut campaign at Stamford Bridge, scoring 14 goals – more than legendary Chelsea striker Didier Drogba did in either of his first two seasons – and providing five assists. His finishing often left a lot to be desired but his ability to get himself into positions to shoot is a real skill. Especially if the Blues do not sign a senior striker, £7.5m could be a reasonable price for Jackson.
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