Tosin Adarabioyo: Career, Height, Salary, and Family

Tosin Adarabioyo’s career is a study in how quickly a transfer story can flip. The London-born centre-back left Fulham for Chelsea in July 2024, won two trophies at Stamford Bridge, then became a Tottenham player on a permanent deal (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement).

Before that chapter, he came through Manchester City’s academy, logged two Championship loans, and turned a 1.98 m (6 ft 6 in) frame into a Premier League reputation.

Date of Birth: 24 September 1997 · Place of Birth: London, England · Height: 1.98 m (6 ft 6 in) · Position: Centre-back · Current Club: Tottenham Hotspur

• Born in London, England, on 24 September 1997 (Tottenham Hotspur’s official player profile)
• Current club: Tottenham Hotspur, where he is registered as a centre-back (Tottenham Hotspur’s official player profile)
• July 2024: joined Chelsea on a free transfer from Fulham (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement)
• Made 70 Chelsea appearances and won the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement)
• Departed Chelsea on a permanent transfer, with Tottenham confirming his arrival from Chelsea (Tottenham’s official welcome announcement)
• At Tottenham, he joins a first-team squad as an experienced Premier League centre-back (Tottenham Hotspur’s official player profile)
• His Chelsea chapter closed after 70 appearances and two winners’ medals (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement)

The short version is that he turned youth promise into a senior career across five clubs: Manchester City, West Bromwich Albion, Blackburn Rovers, Fulham, Chelsea — and now Tottenham.

The appearance and goal totals in that list come from Tottenham’s official welcome announcement. Chelsea’s own farewell article covers the 70-appearance and trophy figures.

The only confirmed figures in his story are the ones with club signatures: 132 appearances for Fulham, 70 for Chelsea, and a 1.98 m frame.

Adarabioyo joined Chelsea from Fulham in July 2024, made 70 appearances at Stamford Bridge, and then departed on a permanent transfer that Tottenham confirmed (Chelsea FC).

• English centre-back currently at Tottenham Hotspur (Tottenham Hotspur’s official player profile)
• Left Fulham for Chelsea in July 2024 on a free transfer (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement)
• Recorded 132 appearances and five goals for Fulham (Tottenham’s official welcome announcement)
• He was a Chelsea player from July 2024 until his permanent departure (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement)
• In that spell he made 70 appearances (Chelsea FC)
• His exit was a permanent transfer, not a loan or a release — confirmed by both Chelsea and Tottenham (Chelsea FC’s official departure announcement)
• Place of birth: London, England (Tottenham Hotspur’s official player profile)

The pattern: the loan years built the foundation, Fulham turned it into Premier League proof, and Chelsea converted that into trophies.

Nine entries, one through-line: a London kid who joined Manchester City at five became the senior centre-back Tottenham eventually signed from Chelsea.