Chelsea is set to progress with negotiations to extend the contract of Ecuadorian midfielder Moises Caicedo in the coming months. The plan to initiate talks over a new deal has been in place since March, with the club viewing Caicedo as a world-class midfielder. Caicedo, who plays in the central midfield position, has been with Chelsea since his transfer from Brighton & Hove Albion. According to reports, the club has been impressed with his development under the guidance of manager Enzo Maresca, who has praised Caicedo’s midfield abilities on multiple occasions.
Recent Developments
In recent months, Caicedo has continued to impress, with Maresca naming him Chelsea captain in October 2024. The midfielder has also expressed his appreciation for the support of Chelsea fans. With his current form and leadership role, Caicedo’s value to the team has been evident, with Maresca highlighting his growth and prowess in the midfield. As Chelsea moves forward with contract negotiations, the club’s assessment of Caicedo as a world-class midfielder is likely to be a key factor in the discussions, with according to previous reports, the club having already considered a long-term deal for the player in May 2025.