Chelsea 24/25 Nike Home Kit

Details: Jul 15 2024

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This is the new Chelsea 24-25 Home shirt from Nike.

This season’s home shirt features a vibrant blue, symbolising the hottest part of a flame, with orange accents to represent the emerging talent at the club. The shirt showcases a unique 'melting pot' pattern, reminiscent of liquid gold and silver.

The kit is completed with matching blue shorts and white socks.

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Borohornet

· 9 months ago

I have always said,and nothing will change my mind.....NIKE, make the worst kits in football.

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· 9 months ago

Melting pot????

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PNH

· 9 months ago

Looks like a $3 holiday tie-dyed t-shirt, not a footy shirt

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Guest

· 9 months ago

Wow! That's bad!

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MrTito

· 9 months ago

Reeks of class and sophistication.

Nike you really are a horrid kit manufacturer

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Stan

· 9 months ago

??? WTF were they on when they did that! Just when you think Nike can't do any worse..... Boom av it ?? The real sad thing is though fans will piss and moan but this £70 abomination will sell, fans will still buy it ?

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i have different taste

· 9 months ago

I'm sure both Chelsea and Nike's designer got their heads knocked when designing this. Melting pot my ass, more like water light reflection, reflecting their recent performances on the field.

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A Guy

· 9 months ago

Usually having no sponsor is enough to make a football jersey look classy. Bravo Chelsea

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Zeak o'shire Oshireku 9 months ago
They were better then with autoglass, Samsung.
Now they've ditched that in recent years for either going for cheap looking sponsor fonts or just terribly plain!!
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