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#12 César Azpilicueta, £100,000 per week
One of Chelsea’s mainstay under Antonio Conte, Azpilicueta has played 3330 minutes of Premier League football last season. He scored twice and also assisted six more in 2017/18. In his last three Premier League seasons, the Spaniard has missed only two games for Chelsea. Primarily a fullback, Azpilicueta’s consistency, and solidity have helped Chelsea over the past few years.
#11 Gary Cahill, £100,000 per week
The English international has fallen down the pecking order at Chelsea. The 32-year-old has made 27 appearances in Premier League last season under Antonio Conte, but yet to feature under the new manager, Maurizio Sarri. Cahill has made 282 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea and has won two Premier League titles.
#10 Pedro, £100,000 per week
One of the most underrated players during his days at the Camp Nou, Pedro moved to Chelsea during the summer of 2015. Pedro has scored 30 goals for Chelsea in all competitions and won the Premier League title in 2016/17. The 31-year-old is off to a blistering start this season with two goals in the first two games. He could be an important player for Sarri if he manages to continue his goal scoring form.
