PSG were defeated 3-0 in the Club World Cup final by Chelsea in July, whilst last season they claimed the Europa Conference League trophy.

Chelsea claimed £80million by winning the Club World Cup to aid their transfer spend this summer and ranked below are the Blues’ five most expensive players of all time.



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Goalkeeper Kepa edges current Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana out of this list by only £1million as the Spaniard was signed for a then club record transfer of £71m in 2018.

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Kepa joined Arsenal this summer from Chelsea as a back-up goalkeeper, whilst the 30-year-old had a successful loan spell at Bournemouth last season.

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Kai Havertz scored the winning goal for Chelsea in a Champions League final, but the German never lived up to the £71m fee the Blues paid Bayer Leverkusen.

Havertz left having failed to be the ruthless finisher the club required, and he has since joined Arsenal to spearhead their attack.

Apperances139Goals32Assists16Havertz’s Chelsea record in all competitons.

The German is still questioned over his goal scoring ability, but his performances have vastly improved under Mikel Arteta in North London.

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Romelu Lukaku returned to Chelsea for a second spell in 2021 in a £97.5m move from Serie A side Inter Milan.

The Belgian had spent three seasons at the club previously where he had successful loan spells at West Brom and Everton in the Premier League.

Lukaku though has never been able to replicate that form at Chelsea, scoring just eight goals in total across his two spells.

In his second spell he was also loaned back out to Inter and to Roma, and he has since returned permanently to Italy with Napoli.

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Midfielder Moises Caicedo joined Chelsea from Brighton for £100m and is only their second ever most expensive signing.

Chelsea and Brighton have done plenty of business together, with Caicedo the latest in 2023 to make the switch from the AMEX to Stamford Bridge.
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