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Chelsea Odds

Chelsea Odds 2024/25: Premier League Title, Top Four Finish, Champions League Winner and More

Chelsea Premier League Winner Odds @ 20/1 with bet365

Chelsea holds an exceptionally long price to take the league, something that should come as no real surprise given the summer movements at the club.

The move to sack Mauricio Pochettino came as a shock, as did the 20 signings they have made, taking their overall squad size to well over 40.

As such, there are many doubts about the west London side, even after they secured their new manager Enzo Maresca from the Championship winners Leicester.

Ot could all come together for Chelsea, yet we must wait and see if all the players and the new manager can find a way through, something that gives us pause for concern.

Even with a few victories under their belt, the price is unlikely to come crashing down too much, and should still prove valuable, thus it might be worth playing the waiting game.

Chelsea Top 4 Finish Odds @ 6/4 with bet365

We know not what type of Chelsea we will see this time around, but they have been well off their usual pace for the last two years now, finishing outside the top four in consecutive years.

And whilst they must bear some blame for this, the rise of other talented sides could serve to keep them out this time around.

A place normally occupied by the Blues has been filled by the likes of Newcastle and Aston Villa of late, and both of these two look better placed coming into the season.

There is considerable risk attached to Chelsea, simply as there are too many unknowns, and at a 6/4 price the value isn’t quite there like it is for the title push.

Chelsea Top 6 Finish Odds @ 4/9 with bet365

In terms of diminishing returns, it only gets worse for Chelsea, particularly considering they barely scraped their way into the top six last term.

The issues still persist, and the other sides who have stirred things up at the top are still there, and may be getting set to be joined by others.

All the things that could keep the Blues from finishing inside this berth, and at a price of 4/9 the value simply isn’t there for us, but it could prove useful in an acca with some other selections thrown into the mix as well.

Chelsea Golden Boot Winner Odds

Player

Odds

Cole Palmer 

20/1

Nicolas Jackson 

33/1 

Christopher Nkunku 

50/1

Cole Palmer announced himself to the League last term scoring a whopping 22 goals, only beaten by Erling Haaland’s 27, as his prowess from the spot and open play made him one of the most exciting players to watch.

Unseating the Norwegian from his throne will be tough, but with his injury-prone nature he could fall, and a Chelsea player could take his place.

Cole Palmer is our pick of the bunch what with his phenomenal season now behind him, with the winger being catapulted into Chelsea's main man role, with him expected to carry much of the burden.

Nicholas Jackson may have shown his inexperience last term, but he did manage to hit double figures.

He could very well kick on from here, however much of the attention will likely go Palmer's way.

An injury put an end to Nkunku’s season last term, but he seems to finally be back now, and the former Bundesliga Golden Boot winner could be poised.

However, this feat was only secured by 16 goals, which in the Premier League has never been enough in the past.

Palmer is our pick given how he performed last year went, and whilst Haaland is tough to beat, injuries could open the door for the Englishman.

Chelsea To Go Unbeaten @ 500/1

The chances of Chelsea becoming invincible are remarkably slim, no doubt why they are priced at 500/1.

All the unknown are still in play, as well as the fact they, simply put, are not better than the likes of Manchester City or Arsenal.

They have to play everyone twice, and this also means they will engage in at least eight London derbies, all of which are an opportunity for an upset.

Of all the big six, Chelsea strikes us as the least likely to go unbeaten, and no matter how good the odds are, it doesn’t look worth it.

Chelsea Most Assists

Player 

Odds 

Cole Palmer 

12/1

Pedro Neto 

25/1

Christopher Nkunku 

40/1 

Ollie Watkins took this award last term with 13 assists to his name, with Cole Palmer coming second with 11.

Palmer probably doesn’t want another runner-up medal and this looks like one he could challenge for.

Palmer showed no signs of slowing down at the Euros, proving to be one of England’s most effective players, a form he will carry into this season, and from his position on the wing he should have ample opportunity to put his teammates in scoring positions.

Pedro Neto completed his move from Wolves in the summer and brought his nine assists from last term to Chelsea.

We can only wonder if he will actually get to start, but if he did he could have a shot.

Nkunku is another unknown quantity, not really having played enough last term to give us any real inklings as to his Premier League quality. As such, whilst his price is excellent, we are not seriously entertaining him.

The other two however are worth looking into, perhaps holding off on Neta just to see if he gets game time, and it's unlikely his odds will shrink too drastically.

Chelsea Golden Glove - Robert Sanchez @ 20/1 with bet365

There is something strange afoot at Stamford Bridge, as they have now got six goalkeepers on the roster, a strange turn of events, and one that leaves us questioning who will start.

Of course, many expect to be Sanchez, but it doesn’t fill us with hope when trying to predict the Golden Glove.

He was injured for extended periods last term, and as such he only played 16 games, keeping three clean sheets in this time.

At that rate, even with a full season under his belt, he still wouldn't have seriously challenged for the award though.

Perhaps their slew of new signings will improve the defence, and Maresca kept things pretty tight at the back with Leicester, but this was in the Championship.

The unknowns persist around Chelsea, particularly at the back, so we do not see Sanchez finding his way into the Golden Glove.