Chelsea have completed the signing of teenager Geovany Quenda from Sporting CP on a long-term deal. The forward has agreed a contract running until June 2034, tying Quenda to Stamford Bridge for eight years. The agreement between the clubs was first reached in March last year, and Quenda stayed in Lisbon for the 2025-26 season before officially switching to the Premier League club.

The transfer from Sporting CP is reported to be worth up to 40m, which equals 46.9m. Chelsea have also confirmed a new contract for Jesse Derry, whose deal now runs until June 2032. Derry is expected to spend the 2026-27 campaign on loan at Sporting, linking the two clubs again while Quenda begins life in west London.

Quenda has spoken about the move after finally arriving at Stamford Bridge following the delayed transfer. “It feels great to be here,” Quenda told the club’s website. “Chelsea is a great team, and I am excited to play here at Stamford Bridge. The club has shown faith in players like me, and I am proud to be here, proud to be part of this club.”

Chelsea have highlighted Quenda’s arrival with an announcement on social media, confirming the 19-year-old’s long-term commitment. The statement underlined that the contract runs until 2034, matching the length reported by the club. The message also confirmed that Quenda joins from Sporting Lisbon, using the name often applied to Sporting CP outside Portugal.