Chelsea FC Unveil New Home Kit For 2022/23 Season

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Chelsea have confirmed their new home strip in partnership with Nike and Three for the 2022/23 campaign.

The club announced their new kit on Thursday morning (7 July) as they entered another year with their kit provider Nike, as well as embarking on their third season with main shirt sponsor, Three UK.

WhaleFin also replace Hyundai as the main sleeve sponsor.

It is usually a May unveiling for the Blues but as a result of club sanctions, it forced Chelsea to delay the confirmation of next season’s strip.

But it has now been launched ahead of next season, just in time for the beginning of pre-season with the first match on 16 July.

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