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Trivago maintain Chelsea sponsorship but Nike, Hyundai 'assessing' situation (UPDATE: Nike staying) - We Ain't Got No History
Nike & Chelsea Give Info About 2023-24, 2024-25 & 2025-26 Kits - Footy Headlines
Chelsea's new 2021/22 Nike home shirt 'leaked' ahead of next season - football.london
Chelsea agree monster £60million per year Nike contract as Blues announce "largest commercial deal in the club's history" - Mirror Online
Revealed: Chelsea earn £60m-a-year on their Nike sponsorship deal - Football | Tribuna.com
Chelsea news: Club announce club-record £60m-a-season kit deal with Nike after ending Adidas agreement | The Independent | The Independent
Is this Chelsea's new Nike kit? Designs of 2017/2018 home, away and third strips are 'leaked' - Mirror Online
Chelsea shirt sponsorship: Blues announce new partnership with Three after ending deal with Yokohama | The Independent | The Independent
Chelsea and Nike Confirm Massive New Kit Deal
Chelsea signs record-breaking £900m Nike kit deal - BBC News
Nike to Stand by Chelsea Despite Abramovich Situation - Footy Headlines
Chelsea unveil 2019/20 Nike home kit, inspired by Stamford Bridge | Football News | Sky Sports
Nike nets Chelsea FC kit deal worth £600m | Financial Times
Nike Nears Sponsorship Deal With Chelsea FC - WSJ
Chelsea strike record £900m kit deal with Nike
Nike to maintain Chelsea partnership deal amid Abramovich sanctions - AZERTAC
Chelsea confirm kit deal with Nike worth £60m a season until 2032 | Chelsea | The Guardian
Nike 'considering walking away' from mega 15-year Chelsea kit manufacturing deal which could cost Blues £540MILLION | The US Sun
Chelsea Nike Kits (2017-2018) on Behance
Top source states Chelsea star's contract talks progressing well
Chelsea 'agree £60million-a-year kit deal with Nike' after early termination of Adidas deal | The Independent | The Independent
Chelsea Strikes $1 Billion Nike Deal, But Still Falls Short Of Manchester United's Earnings
