Cole Palmer has explained his decision to extend his Chelsea contract until 2034.

Cole Palmer has signed a contract extension with Chelsea, committing his future to Stamford Bridge until 2034. The 24-year-old forward was already under contract through 2033, but the club moved to add another year to his existing agreement.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Palmer expressed confidence in Chelsea's leadership following discussions with the owners, sporting directors, and manager Xabi Alonso. Palmer stated that he aims to win major trophies consistently with the club after previously lifting the Conference League and Club World Cup.
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