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Confirmed shirt numbers for 2024/25 –

Defending Women’s Super League champions Chelsea have entered a new era under head coach Sonia Bompastor as they get ready to take on a new campaign without Emma Hayes for the first time in 12 years.

The club has had a busy summer transfer window so far, targeting new and young talent such as Sandy Baltimore and Julia Bartel to strengthen their squad, as well as bringing in experienced players like Lucy Bronze.

It’s clear Bompastor has a vision for the squad she wants to develop and, with star striker Sam Kerr back in action after recovering from an ACL injury, there’s no doubt Chelsea will be hungry for back-to-back title success.

There will be movement on the squad numbers front before 2024/25 submissions are made, but here’s the current situation.


Chelsea squad numbers 2024/25

Number Player
1 Zecira Musovic
2 Mia Fishel
3 Aniek Nouwen
4 Millie Bright
5 Sophie Ingle
6 Sjoeke Nusken
9 Catarina Macario
10 Lauren James
11 Guro Reiten
12 Ashley Lawrence
13 Katerina Svitkova
15 Eve Perisset
19 Johanna Rytting Kaneryd
20 Sam Kerr
22 Erin Cuthbert
23 Maika Hamano
24 Hannah Hampton
25 Lucy Watson
26 Kadeisha Buchanan
28 Jelena Cankovic
29 Jorja Fox
33 Aggie Beever-Jones
34 Charlotte Wardlaw
35 Mayra Ramirez
36 Ashanti Akpan
38 Cerys Brown
39 Nathalie Bjorn
40 Katie Cox

Chelsea shirt numbers available to new signings

Millie Bright

Millie Bright will retain her number 4 shirt / Visionhaus/GettyImages

Chelsea newbies including Brooke Aspin, Alejandra Bernabe, Lucy Bronze, Greta Humphries, Julia Bartel, Oriane Jean-Francois, Wieke Kaptein, Lexi Potter and Sandy Baltimore are all yet to be assigned an official squad number. However, there is plenty for them to choose from.

The options up for grabs as it stands are:

  • 7
  • 8
  • 14
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
  • 21
  • 27
  • 30
  • 31
  • 32
  • 37
  • 41

Can WSL players change squad numbers?

In the modern game and due to so many players being flexible in their positioning, squad numbers don’t have as much meaning as they used to.

Players tend to have the option to choose any number they wish, but certain clubs may enforce specific numbering rules.

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