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Jun 10, 2025
Livia Peng
Livia Peng is Chelsea's first signing
Author:
Kristina Němcová
@stinanemcova
Chelsea has officially signed Swiss international goalkeeper Livia Peng from Werder Bremen, with her contract starting on 1 July 2025.
Peng has agreed to a four-year deal with Chelsea, reflecting the club’s long-term commitment to her development and contribution.
The 23-year-old established herself as Werder Bremen’s first-choice goalkeeper in the 2024/25 Frauen Bundesliga season.
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