Chelsea have revealed their and just in time for the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.

The are set to jet off to America later in the week as they prepare for their first match against Los Angeles FC in Atlanta. Chelsea could well wear their latest away shirt in the revamped tournament, with the club launching their brand new look today.

The 2025/26 shirt has an off-white colour, combined with dark military green and red. With eight stripes (four green and four red) running down the middle of the shirt, it is said to draw inspiration from the 1974/75 away strip.

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A statement on the club's official wesbite read: "In the early 1970s and fresh from securing our first FA Cup and European trophy, Blues manager Dave Sexton, himself an artist when it came to the tactical game, introduced a Chelsea away strip coloured as a tribute to Hungary’s famous ‘Magnificent Magyars’ side from two decades earlier, whose extravagant patterns on the pitch had so influenced his own winning football.

"Soon, the simple plain red, white and green of that kit evolved into a white shirt with a broad red and green vertical stripe, whose theme is now reimagined in a subtle form 50 years on."

You can buy the new match-worn shirt for £125, or a stadium version of the shirt for £85. Youth stadium shirts cost £65 and you can buy them .

The will be worn by the men’s team against Flamengo and ES Tunis at the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.

Men's first teamers Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke were at the forefront of the kit launch, with women's star Keisha Buchanan also showing off the new shirt.