Chelsea's Premier League squad for the 2022/23 season has been confirmed and sees the Blues land two players short of the allocation they allowed to take up for the campaign.
The club have named 23 players in their main squad with new signings Marc Cucurella, Wesley Fofana, Kalidou Koulibaly, Raheem Sterling, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Denis Zakaria all included. Potter's group includes eight homegrown players so the final two spots would be open to be taken up by anyone in the future.
Armando Broja and Carney Chukwuemeka are absent from the main group but are eligible to play without taking up any spots as they remain under 21. The league has also announced the club's Under-21 players and scholars which includes a number of players who are currently out on loan.
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Premier League squads must contain a maximum of 17 international players, or those who do not fulfil the homegrown criteria for the division. The remaining eight spots must be taken up by those are eligible for that criteria.
The league defines a home grown player as a 'player who, irrespective of nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to The Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons, or 36 months, before his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21)'.
See Chelsea's squad below:
25 Squad players (*Home grown)
Arrizabalaga Revuelta, Kepa
Aubameyang, Pierre-Emerick
Azpilicueta Tanco, Cesar
Bettinelli, Marcus*
Chalobah, Trevoh Tom*
Chilwell, Benjamin James*
Cucurella Saseta, Marc
Emiliano Da Silva, Thiago
Fofana, Wesley Tidjan
Gallagher, Conor*
Havertz, Kai Lukas
James, Reece*
Jorge Luiz, Frello Filho
Kante, Ngolo
Koulibaly, Kalidou
Kovacic, Mateo
Loftus Cheek, Ruben*
Mendy, Edouard Osoque
Mount, Mason*
Pulisic, Christian Mate
Sterling, Raheem*
Zakaria Lako Lado, Denis Lemi
Ziyech, Hakim
U21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Abu, Derrick
Acheampong, Joshua Kofi
Adegoke, Prince
Akomeah, Travis
Ampah, Ato Bondze
Anjorin, Faustino Adebola Rasheed
Beach, Edward James
Bergstrom, Lucas Carl Edvard
Boniface, Somtochukwu Alan Udochukwu
Broja, Armando
Brooking, Joshua Royston
Burstow, Mason
Campbell, Luke
Casadei, Cesare
Castledine, Leo Alexander Francis
Chibueze, Chinunso
Chukwuemeka, Carney Chibueze
Curd, Ted
Elliott, Benjamin Njongoue
Fiabema, Bryan Benjamin
Flower, Louis Christopher
Gee, William Peter
George, Tyrique Aaron Delali Yusuff
Gilchrist, Alfie
Giraud-Hutchinson, Omari Elijah
Golding, Michael Heinz
Haigh, Joe Samuel
Hall, Lewis
Hay, Noah Abraham Tobias
Hughes, Brodi
Humphreys, Bashir
Lawrence, Henry
Maatsen, Ian
McClelland, Sam
McMahon, Harrison
McNeilly, Donnell Ocarriel
Mendel-Idowu, Tudor Oldrunninbe
Merrick, Max Andrew
Mothersille, Malik Maine
Murray-Campbell, Harrison
Olise, Richard Oghenekome
Rak Sakyi, Samuel
Rankine, Dion Joseph
Russell-Denny, Reiss-Alexander
Samuels Colwill, Levi Lemar
Sharman-Lowe, Teddy Samuel
Silcott-Duberry, Zain Rio
Simons, Xavier Levi
Slonina, Gabriel Pawel
Soonsup-Bell, Jude Jacob
Sturge, Zak Norton
Stutter, Ronnie Edward
Tauriainen, Jimi Weikko
Thomas, Silko Amari Otieno
Tlemcani, Sami
Vale, Harvey James
Wady, Ethan James
Wareham, Jayden Darren George
Webster, Charles Clive
Williams, Dylan Riley
Wilson, Kaiden Carlton Anthony
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