Cucurella Says Goodbye After Trophy-Laden Chelsea Journey

Marc Cucurella arrived in west London talking about dreams. He leaves it talking about home.

In a heartfelt video posted on his personal social media accounts, the Spanish international confirmed his departure after four seasons at Chelsea, reflecting on a journey that began in doubt and ended draped in silverware – the 2024-25 UEFA Conference League and the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup among the standout prizes.

“I arrived here as a young lad with the dream of winning many trophies and playing in the Champions League,” he said. “We had a tough start, it's true, but with hard work and effort we were able to turn it around.”

That “tough start” became a defining part of his Chelsea story. Questioned early on, Cucurella grew into one of Europe’s leading left-backs, his form sharpening as the team rediscovered its edge. The trophies followed, and with them a deeper bond with Stamford Bridge.

He spoke directly to the supporters who stuck with him through that early turbulence.

“Hi Blues, after four seasons together, it's time to say goodbye. I have had some time to reflect and remember what we have lived together,” he began, before turning to what the club has come to mean to him. “Thanks to this club and its high expectations today, I can honestly say that London will always be my home and you will always be part of my story.”

The message carried the weight of a player who arrived as a prospect and leaves as a proven winner. He lingered on the details that mark a life at Chelsea: the soundtrack of his song echoing around Stamford Bridge, the floodlit European nights, the feeling of lifting trophies with the badge pressed to his chest.

“I won't forget listening to my song at the stadium, the magical nights at the Bridge, the titles that I've won carrying this badge and all the love that you showed me,” he said. “I now leave the club being a man. I've reached a lot of my dreams thanks to you and I want to thank you all for that.”

His farewell was not just to the stands but to the inner circle – the coaches, staff and teammates who shared the dressing room and the pressure that comes with Chelsea blue.

“To the coaches and staff for all the advice that you gave me, to my teammates, for all that we have lived together and I won't forget,” he added, closing an address that felt more like a chapter ending than a simple transfer announcement.

Cucurella departs with his reputation enhanced and his medal collection significantly heavier, leaving behind a fanbase that watched him grow into the player he always believed he could be. The next step in his career now awaits, but his message made one thing clear: a part of him will always belong to the Bridge.