Chelsea defender Pep Chavarria has set his sights on securing at least one trophy annually and consistently qualifying for the UEFA Champions League as the club seeks to reestablish its status among Europe’s elite.

The 28-year-old Spaniard, who joined Chelsea from Rayo Vallecano in the summer for £18 million, has featured in all seven of the team’s matches this season. After a promising start under new head coach Xabi Alonso, which included consecutive Premier League wins, Chelsea’s form has stalled, yielding only a single point from their last three league games.

Despite recent setbacks, Chavarria voiced confidence in the squad’s potential and Alonso’s management. “Chelsea is one of the best clubs in the world and always needs to win one trophy per year and play in the Champions League,” he said, emphasizing the club’s high expectations. He added that working under Alonso, widely regarded as one of football’s top young coaches, has been a valuable learning experience and an opportunity for personal growth.

Chelsea’s ambitions signal a clear focus on returning to the standards of success that historically define the club, aiming to contend consistently on both domestic and continental stages. As the season progresses, supporters and analysts will watch closely to see if the combination of new leadership and key player acquisitions like Chavarria can reverse recent dips in form.