#Confirmed Chelsea Squad Numbers for the 2021/22 Season 🔢😎

#Confirmed Chelsea Squad Numbers for the 2021/22 Season 🔢😎

No more no.17 ❌

#Mateo_Kovacic has taken #Chelsea's no.8 shirt, following in the footsteps of Frank #Lampard, Oscar and Ross #Barkley 8️⃣😍

#ChelseaFC have confirmed their squad numbers for the 2021/22 season. 👇

#Thomas_Tuchel's Champions League winning squad have all mostly kept their squad numbers from the 2020/21 campaign but there have been some changes to the number lineup.

The biggest change is #MateoKovacic's number change from no.17 to no.8, taking #Ross_Barkley's shirt. He has been left without a first-team squad number. 🙆‍♀️

#Romelu_Lukaku is yet to be given a number and it will be announced in due course by the club. 👀

#Tino_Anjorin has taken the no.27 shirt while Trevoh Chalobah will wear the no.14 shirt at Chelsea.

#Marcus_Bettinelli will wear the no.13 shirt after his summer arrival. #Ethan_Ampadu has the no.44 shirt following his loan spell at Sheffield United last season. 👊

Here are the squad numbers in full: 👇

1 Kepa Arrizabalaga

2 Antonio Rudiger

3 Marcos Alonso

4 Andreas Christensen

5 Jorginho

6 Thiago Silva

7 N’Golo Kante

8 Mateo Kovacic

9 Tammy Abraham

10 Christian Pulisic

11 Timo Werner

12 Ruben Loftus-Cheek

13 Marcus Bettinelli

14 Trevoh Chalobah

15 Kurt Zouma

16 Edouard Mendy

19 Mason Mount

20 Callum Hudson-Odoi

21 Ben Chilwell

22 Hakim Ziyech

24 Reece James

27 Tino Anjorin

28 Cesar Azpilicueta

29 Kai Havertz

33 Emerson Palmieri

36 Lucas Bergstrom

44 Ethan Ampadu

Thoughts on Mateo Kovacic being handed the no.8 shirt, #Blues? 🤔

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