It has become the norm that football clubs release brand new kits every season, and Chelsea are no different.
The 2020/21 campaign is also going to be another change for the Blues with the club agreeing a new shirt sponsor.
The club's time with Yokohama tires on the front of their kits is coming to an end, and in its place the telecommunications company Three is to be there.
In 2016, Chelsea agreed a new £900million kit deal with Nike over 15 years, with the first kit coming in the 2017/18 campaign during Antonio Conte's second season.
The Blues will no doubt have a new top ready for next season, and there have already been a few leaks over what could the new kits could be like.
And there has been another leak for Chelsea's potential pre-match training top for the 2020/21 campaign.
According to footyheadlines.com, below is what the new strip is going to look like ahead of matches next season.
The Chelsea players have been back in training this week as the Premier League took the first steps to a potential return in mid-June.
There is no set date just yet on when the 2019/20 campaign might get under way just yet or when it could even finish.
That is, of course, going to have a knock-on effect for when the next campaign will get under way.
Chelsea are expected to launch any new kit in July ahead of any potential restart to the campaign.
