Chelsea's Wild Club World Cup Party: NYC Celebrates Blues' Triumph

Chelsea Inside Chelsea's Club World Cup party as celebrations head into early hours of morning in New York An exclusive look into Chelsea's FIFA Club World Cup celebrations as the players continued the party into the early hours of Monday morning in New York footballlondon Bookmark Share Comments Chelsea By Bobby Vincent Chelsea Writer 07:00, 15 JUL 2025 Updated 08:04, 15 JUL 2025 Bookmark Chelsea players lift the FIFA Club World Cup trophy in New Jersey (Image: Justin Setterfield - FIFA) Sign up to the free Chelsea newsletter for the latest Blues news straight to your inbox More Newsletters Subscribe Please enter a valid email Something went wrong, please try again later. More Newsletters We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. More info Thank you for subscribing! We have more newsletters Show me See Our Privacy Notice See Our Privacy Notice × Group 28 Sign up to the free Chelsea newsletter for the latest Blues news straight to your inbox Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up No thanks, close We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. More info × Group 28 Thank you for subscribing! We have more newsletters Show Me No thanks, close See our Privacy Notice Chelsea’s FIFA Club World Cup celebrations went deep into the early hours of Monday morning. Not only did the Blues overcome the odds to be crowned the first-ever champions of the revamped global club competition, but Sunday evening in New Jersey also brought their unprecedented 330-day season to its conclusion. Sixty-four games were played in Chelsea 's mammoth season that culminated in Donald Trump handing over the Club World Cup trophy to Reece James. A Conference League trophy has also been added to Chelsea's enormous cabinet, while qualifying for next season's Champions League can be viewed in equal significance. It is no wonder this young group of Chelsea players wanted to party. In the Peninsula, the hotel the squad and staff stayed at during their time in 'the city that never sleeps', those involved at the club were in no rush to tuck themselves up. The players were excited to reunite with their loved ones and go on holiday, but it was time for one last hoorah in the Big Apple. You did not have to play for Chelsea during the competition to be invited to the party either. New signing Kendry Paez , who was left out of the 28-man squad in the United States but was with his new teammates throughout the experience, was in attendance. There was no live DJ at the afterparty, meaning players and staff had the opportunity to show off their music taste on the speakers inside the Peninsula, located on Fifth Avenue and opposite Trump Tower. There was a rooftop bar area for players to get their picture alongside the famous New York skyline. In fact, in the background at the top of the Peninsula was the iconic Empire State Building, which lit up blue between 10pm and 11pm to pay tribute to Chelsea becoming world champions a few hours before. In the streets of New York post-match, it was evident something had happened - perhaps even to the average American who is not too into soccer. Billboards of Cole Palmer 's face were everywhere throughout the Club World Cup but in the aftermath of the final, where the 23-year-old showed to the world he is that guy, the advertising would instead show a photo of just his face, reading "scary good". Paris Saint-Germain will certainly be having nightmares about him. This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Chelsea Club World Cup Champions Chelsea's Club World Cup Champions collection Chelsea are FIFA Club World Cup champions. To celebrate, the club has launched a new collection with t-shirts, hoodies and more, including the 2025/26 Home Shirt with 'World Champions 25' printing . from £22 Chelsea FC Shop the collection here Story Saved You can find this story in My Bookmarks. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Follow Football London Facebook X (Twitter) Comment More On Chelsea Club World Cup

Chelsea players lift the FIFA Club World Cup trophy in New Jersey (Image: Justin Setterfield - FIFA)

Chelsea’s FIFA Club World Cup celebrations went deep into the early hours of Monday morning. Not only did the Blues overcome the odds to be crowned the first-ever champions of the revamped global club competition, but Sunday evening in New Jersey also brought their unprecedented 330-day season to its conclusion.

Sixty-four games were played in Chelsea 's mammoth season that culminated in Donald Trump handing over the Club World Cup trophy to Reece James. A Conference League trophy has also been added to Chelsea's enormous cabinet, while qualifying for next season's Champions League can be viewed in equal significance.

It is no wonder this young group of Chelsea players wanted to party. In the Peninsula, the hotel the squad and staff stayed at during their time in 'the city that never sleeps', those involved at the club were in no rush to tuck themselves up. The players were excited to reunite with their loved ones and go on holiday, but it was time for one last hoorah in the Big Apple.

You did not have to play for Chelsea during the competition to be invited to the party either. New signing Kendry Paez , who was left out of the 28-man squad in the United States but was with his new teammates throughout the experience, was in attendance.

There was no live DJ at the afterparty, meaning players and staff had the opportunity to show off their music taste on the speakers inside the Peninsula, located on Fifth Avenue and opposite Trump Tower. There was a rooftop bar area for players to get their picture alongside the famous New York skyline.

In fact, in the background at the top of the Peninsula was the iconic Empire State Building, which lit up blue between 10pm and 11pm to pay tribute to Chelsea becoming world champions a few hours before. In the streets of New York post-match, it was evident something had happened - perhaps even to the average American who is not too into soccer.

Billboards of Cole Palmer 's face were everywhere throughout the Club World Cup but in the aftermath of the final, where the 23-year-old showed to the world he is that guy, the advertising would instead show a photo of just his face, reading "scary good". Paris Saint-Germain will certainly be having nightmares about him.