Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has officially switched allegiances to Chelsea, marking himself as the fourth signee for the Blues during this bustling transfer period.
Chelsea confirmed that Dewsbury-Hall inked a six-year deal after his transfer from Leicester City.
The £30million midfield maestro has reunited with his ex-Leicester boss, Enzo Maresca, at Chelsea.
Since joining Leicester’s youth ranks in 2000 as a sprightly eight-year-old, Dewsbury-Hall climbed through their system and debuted with the first team two decades later, clocking a total of 129 games.
Last season, his pivotal contributions — 12 goals and 14 assists in 44 matches — helped rocket Leicester back to the Premier League after clinching the Championship title.
Dewsbury-Hall shared a poignant goodbye with Leicester supporters on Instagram, reflecting on a 17-year saga filled with unforgettable memories and enduring bonds. He expressed pride over their last season’s triumph and gratitude for restoring the club’s Premier League status.
“Leicester City will always be a part of me, but now, a new chapter beckons,” he wrote, signaling his bittersweet departure.
This transfer window has been vibrant for Chelsea, with Dewsbury-Hall joining fresh recruits such as Tosin Adarabioyo, Omari Kellyman, and Marc Guiu.
