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Chelsea sign Arsenal's Giroud, Batshuayi departs for Dortmund

Premier League champions Chelsea revealed on their website that Giroud had signed an 18-month contract, with the 31-year-old saying: "Chelsea is one of the biggest teams in the Premier League.

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Premier League champions Chelsea revealed on their website that Giroud had signed an 18-month contract, with the 31-year-old saying: "Chelsea is one of the biggest teams in the Premier League. They have won maybe the most trophies in the last six or seven years.

"It's a massive club and I am proud to sign for Chelsea, and I'm looking forward to playing."

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