2009-10 Chelsea Home Shirt, an Adidas design from one of the defining seasons of the club’s modern era. Finished in royal blue with sculpted chest panelling, white three-stripe detailing and the Samsung sponsor across the front, the distinctive zipped collar gives the shirt an unmistakable late-2000s Adidas identity.
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Climacool fabric and mesh ventilation detailing give the shirt the technical build associated with Adidas kits of the period, while the embroidered Chelsea crest and white manufacturer branding keep the finish clean against the blue body. The panelled construction around the chest adds shape and texture without moving away from Chelsea’s traditional home colours.
Released for Carlo Ancelotti’s first season at Stamford Bridge, the shirt became tied to Chelsea’s historic Premier League and FA Cup Double. Didier Drogba scored 37 goals in all competitions as a side featuring Frank Lampard, John Terry and Nicolas Anelka hit a then-Premier League record 103 league goals, making this one of the strongest shirts from the Samsung-sponsored Adidas era.