Fans all say same thing as Chelsea officially release gold third kit after FIFA 23 blunder saw kit leaked weeks early

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Fans all say same thing as Chelsea officially release gold third kit after FIFA 23 blunder saw kit leaked weeks early

CHELSEA fans are loving their new gold third kit after it was finally released today.

Gamers got a first glimpse of it a fortnight ago, when a gaffe saw it included in FIFA 23 before it had actually been officially unveiled.

Instagram / @chelseafcChelsea finally released their third kit[/caption]

Instagram / @chelseafcPierre-Emerick Aubameyang models the Blues’ new third kit[/caption]

Now that it has finally been properly released, most fans online seem to be in love with it.

One wrote: “Best so far… This is fashionable.”

A second tweeted: “It’s beautiful for a casual wear.”

Even a Manchester United fan added: “Damn! This kit is (fire emoji).

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“Hate your club and this is the only good thing I’ll say about it.”

It even made one fan regret their previous choices, saying: “This kit is too good. Apparently I bought the wrong one this year.”

The gold effort sports a simple design with orange and black trim on its sleeves.

It’s pricey, however, with an adult shirt with a name and number on the back setting fans back over £90.

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A fortnight ago, fans were far less complimentary of the way Chelsea had allowed their new kit to be leaked by FIFA.

One said: “No wonder it’s nearly October and still haven’t released the third kit. Club is a shambles.”

Another added: “We’re so unserious.”

A third even went as far to claim: “We’ve come to a point where the club can’t be a***d to do the bare minimum.”

FIFAThe Blues’ third kit was leaked on FIFA 23[/caption]

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