Jamie Gittens

CHE

• #11 • Left Winger

Jamie Gittens

CHE

• #11 • Left Winger

Nationality

England

Position (Secondary)

LW (RW)

Role

One-v-One Creator

Birthdate (Age)

Aug 8, 2004 (22)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

5'10"

Weight

154 lb

Club

Chelsea

League

Premier League

Ranking

Premier League

2025/2026 All matches

Overall grade

64.1

254/493

Impact score

5.6

378/493

Forward rank

99th

99/174

All rank

321st

321/493

Top 5 Leagues

2025/2026 All matches

Forward rank

444th

444/924

All rank

1347th

1,347/2,568

Grades

Key Grades

2025/2026 Premier League

Overall

76th/173 FWD

63.4

Crossing

75th/149 FWD

63.3

Passing

121st/172 FWD

59.4

Dribbling

47th/158 FWD

68.7

Ball Carrying

42nd/158 FWD

67.9

Tackle Resistance

43rd/171 FWD

67.5

Shooting

139th/154 FWD

58.5

Overall Grades by game

2025/2026 Premier League

Metrics

Key Metrics

2025/2026 Premier League

Appearances

581

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

Sep 12, 2:00pm UTC

Chelsea

Hull City

Stamford Bridge • USA Network

Sep 18, 7:00pm UTC

Brentford

Chelsea

Gtech Community Stadium

Hill Dickinson Stadium

News

Jul 26, 2026

Building towards full fitness

Gittens is cleared of injury but still building toward full fitness, he said to the media, according to Simon Johnson of The Athletic. "I'm feeling much better, more confident now. My body is better. Hamstrings are good, so I'm just waiting for the season to start. I was training every day (during his summer break), in Portugal, in Marbella; training myself to the maximum to get ready for the season. It (last season) was hard because this was the first muscle injury I have had. I have never had hamstring injuries before. It was a challenge at the start but I am better now. This is such a big club. I want to succeed here. I need to show people what I can do. I will keep working hard. I have shown glimpses, small bits. But this season will be a good season."

Analysis: Gittens missed the final four months of last season with a hamstring injury, which he described as the first muscle problem of his career, calling it a challenge at the start before adding that he feels much better now. His comments reinforce the encouraging signs already seen in his full training sessions at Cobham, and he now looks to build on the small bits he showed last season as he targets a bigger impact under new coach Xabi Alonso.

Jul 20, 2026

Back in intensive training

Gittens (hamstring) trained intensively without any issues at Cobham last week as Chelsea's preparations continued ahead of the club's preseason tour starting late this week, according to the club.

Analysis: Gittens missed the last four months of last season with a hamstring injury, and his involvement in the high intensity session confirms his recovery is complete during the Blues' preseason. His participation gives him a full buildup period under new coach Xabi Alonso ahead of the new campaign, positioning him to be a key attacking option once competitive matches resume.