Chelsea’s £900m Nike deal and transfer targets spark excitement

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As leaked images of Chelsea’s 2025/26 home kit fuel fan debates, their £900m Nike partnership remains a key factor in the club’s financial strength. Meanwhile, the Blues are eyeing Borussia Dortmund’s Jamie Bynoe-Gittens and River Plate’s Ian Subiabre as they continue their bold transfer strategy. Big moves could be on the horizon.

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00:00As the current season draws to a close, Chelsea's focus has already shifted towards the future

00:08with speculation about the 2025-26 home shirt, sparking fan debates after images were leaked

00:15online.

00:16However, what truly stands out is the club's long-standing and profitable partnership with

00:21Nike.

00:22The deal, signed in 2016, has become one of the most significant in the club's history,

00:28cementing Nike as Chelsea's official kit supplier for a period of 15 years worth a

00:33staggering £900 million.

00:37This has enabled Chelsea to stay at the forefront of football fashion, with Nike consistently

00:42delivering innovative designs.

00:45The club's relationship with the global sportswear giant has not only provided the Blues with

00:50high-quality kits, but has also contributed significantly to their commercial revenue.

00:58The deal has played a crucial role in Chelsea's financial strategy, giving them a strong backing

01:03to compete with the wealthiest clubs in Europe.

01:09Fans are eagerly awaiting the unveiling of the new kit, with some leaked images already

01:14circulating, but the focus remains on the broader implications of their Nike deal.

01:22So what about the new players who will wear this new kit?

01:26Chelsea are eyeing up more talent for next season, continuing their aggressive approach

01:31in the transfer market.

01:32Borussia Dortmund's Jamie Gittins, who was originally priced around £80 million, may

01:37be available for around £50 million, with Chelsea among the clubs interested in the

01:4221-year-old winger.

01:44Additionally, Chelsea are said to be monitoring River Plate's Ian Subodaire, with several

01:50Premier League clubs including Arsenal also keeping a close eye on the Argentine forward.

01:57Subibare's release clause stands around £25 million, and River Plate are willing to sell

02:03him if this amount is met.

02:06Chelsea's ambitious plans on and off the pitch are making the coming season look increasingly

02:12exciting.

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