Chelsea 2024-25 kit: New home, away, third & goalkeeper jerseys, release dates, shirt leaks & prices

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Chelsea dropped a sponsor-less new fire-inspired Nike home kit for the 2024-25 season on July 15, 2024, with the early access price tags set at £84.99 ($110) for the adult stadium version. The authentic strip will cost fans £124.99 ($160).

The latest Chelsea home shirt has a bold new design, with a vibrant blue base which exemplifies the hottest part of the flame and as the club statement reads - "the burning passion to unite the entire club behind a shared ambition to succeed on and off the pitch."

There are a few orange accents around the club crest and brand logo, besides the white and orange strips at the border of the sleeves.

Nike has adopted a 4D data-driven design, and the kits are made with Dri-FIT ADV technology.

The kit has been released without a front-of-shirt sponsor for the second year in a row, as the Blues look for a replacement for Infinite Athlete after their single-season deal expired.

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Chelsea will be donning a light gold or 'guava ice' jersey on the road in 2024-25, with blood-orange and blue serving as the complementing colourway as the 'blue flame' motif continues. It was officially released on July 29 and earlier social media leaks were confirmed.

The orange tinge which features on the home kit will also feature in the away jersey, with the club crest being predominantly orange, set on a blue background - which is an obvious throwback to the era of the late 1980s into the early 1990s, when the iconic lion in the Blues' badge was always a deep red.

The away kit is priced the same as the home, with a cost of £84.99 ($110) for the adult stadium version. The authentic strip will cost fans £124.99 ($160)

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Chelsea introduced a striking black and neon pink third kit for 2024-25, with the official release coming on August 27, 2024.

The kit intends to pay tribute to the London punk rock scene, with the body of the jersey rendered in anthracite grey and black, with pink and yellow borders along the sides.

Notably, the club crest is a minimalist version of the Chelsea lion, in pink, while the Nike Swoosh is vertical, rather than horizontal.

It is not yet clear what look Chelsea will go with for their training gear in 2024-25, but if last season's efforts are any indicator, there will be a mixture of colourway and a variety of shirts. That means a bold amalgamation of the classic blue and red-orange could be on the cards, while gold and black or purple and yellow may also feature.

In recent seasons, goalkeeper kit colourways have been fairly consistent, with three different options generally being available for Robert Sanchez and Dorde Petrovic.

Green along with yellow and black were the colours of last season's goalkeeper kits, while grey, green and orange were the options the season before that.

We should expect to see a similar look for the Blues shot-stoppers in 2024-25.