2022/23 Chelsea Away Kit Confirmed Ahead Of Launch

Chelsea’s 2022/23 away kit has been confirmed ahead of its launch, with pictures of the jersey released.

This comes after the home kit was put up for sale in America despite not being launched by Chelsea officially.

The Blues have still not announced their kits for next season, with pre-season training already underway at Cobham.

There is yet to be a signing made at Stamford Bridge, also, with the Blues heavily linked with a number of players.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the most recent name to be linked with a switch to Chelsea, with a potential move from Manchester United being discussed.

The Blues traditionally unveil new signings in their Chelsea kit for the upcoming season but have yet to reveal what they will be playing the 2022/23 season in.

A kit launch is yet to take place, with the Blues normally wearing their new kit for the last match of the Premier League season.

However, with previous owner Roman Abramovich sanctioned, the launch did not happen back in May due to the restrictions placed on Chelsea.

Marketing deals were suspended, with sponsors Three UK demanding to be removed from the strip.

It remained unclear as to whether Three would remain on the shirt but with the latest leaks, it appears that they will stay as the kit sponsor.

Chelsea’s home kit was leaked earlier this month as it remains unclear as to when the official launch is set to happen.

Now, esvaphane have revealed the away kit that the Blues will be playing in next season.

Chelsea appear to be set to line up with a predominantly white kit, with four teal hoops.

The kit will most likely be debuted during Chelsea’s tour of the United States of America this month.

Thomas Tuchel’s side face Club America in Los Angeles on the 16th before heading to play Charlotte FC and Arsenal during the week-long tour.

However, it is still unclear as to when the official kit launch will take place, most likely before the Blues embark on their tour of the United States.

The launch will be the first of the Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital ownership of Chelsea, following their successful takeover at the end of May.

Tuchel has already begun his preparations ahead of the new season, with his side hoping to close the gap to Manchester City and Liverpool in the race for the Premier League next season.