Chelsea FC Reveal 2025/26 Nike Away Kit Inspired by 1970s Classic
Chelsea Football Club has officially launched its 2025/26 Nike away kit, paying tribute to a cult classic from the early 1970s an era that marked the club’s first FA Cup and European trophy triumphs. The new kit blends heritage with minimalism, offering a fresh take on a pivotal chapter in Chelsea’s history.
A Design Rooted in Legacy
This season’s away shirt takes inspiration from a unique strip introduced under former manager Dave Sexton, whose tactical vision was heavily influenced by Hungary’s legendary ‘Magnificent Magyars’. Originally featuring red, white, and green, the 1970s kit honored Hungary’s national colors and innovative football philosophy values that shaped Chelsea’s identity during that era.
In 2025, that legacy is reimagined in a refined form. The new Nike kit features:
- A warm white base
- Subtle red and green pinstripes running vertically down the front
- Matching cuff trim that echoes the shirt’s historic tones
- A sponsorless front, enhancing its minimalist aesthetic
A Kit Made for the Big Stage
Chelsea’s 2025/26 away jersey will feature in multiple competitions, including the:
- Premier League
- FA Cup
- EFL Cup
- UEFA Champions League
- FIFA Club World Cup, where Chelsea will take on Flamengo and ES Tunis
This design speaks to both tradition and ambition a fitting look as the Blues chase glory across every major front.
Launch with an Artistic Flair
The kit’s official launch took place at London’s Saatchi Gallery, underscoring the club’s long-standing connection to art and culture. The event aligned with Chelsea’s 120th anniversary exhibition, titled “This Game Is What We Make It.” Players like Kadeisha Buchanan, Nicolas Jackson, and Noni Madueke showcased the kit, representing the club’s diverse talent across both men’s and women’s squads.
By combining football heritage, minimalist design, and cultural storytelling, Nike and Chelsea have delivered a standout away kit that’s bound to be a fan favorite and collector’s item alike.
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