#THE PLAYERS CLUB SHIRT FREE#

Only shirts purchased between 13th May 2021 and 13th August are eligible and shirts must be received into the online store warehouse no later than 9th October. This offer is only eligible to those who can visit the Stadium Megastore at Stamford Bridge in person.Р”РЋ. For those purchases from non-Chelsea Football Club outlets, the club will offer a 50 percent discount on a purchase of a new 2021/22 home and/or away shirt, upon return of the existing 2021/22 shirt(s) with proof of purchase.

#THE PLAYERS CLUB SHIRT FREE#

A replacement like-for-like shirt will then be sent to you by post free of charge.

For those who purchased from the club's official online store () return the 2021/22 home and/or away shirt by post with a copy of the order confirmation email(s) to the store you made the original purchase from.

For those who purchased from the Stadium Megastore at Stamford Bridge, simply return the 2021/22 home or away shirt with proof of purchase in person for a replacement.

All returned shirts will be donated to the Chelsea Foundation. We will be offering anybody who has proof of purchase from an official club store a free exchange, subject to availability, from today until 9 October 2021. He had served on the supervisory board at Schalke since 2019.We are aware that some supporters may have already purchased the new 2021/22 home shirt (launched ) and/or the new 2021/22 away shirt (launched 29 July 2021) with previous squad numbers on the back. Warnig was previously a member of the Stasi secret police in communist East Germany, before becoming a gas executive after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The company and the CEO personally were also targeted by US sanctions announced on Wednesday. Warnig is CEO of the holding company for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia, approval for which was halted by the German government on Tuesday. Earlier on Thursday, the club announced that Matthias Warnig, a Gazprom representative on the club's supervisory board would step back from his role. The Gelsenkirchen-based club, historically one of Germany's best supported teams, has been sponsored by Gazprom since 2007. In place of the sponsor, players would carry the team name across their shirt, the club said, adding that the decision had been taken 'after talks' with Gazprom's Germania subsidiary. 'In light of the events, developments and escalation of the past days, FC Schalke 04 has decided to remove the logo of the main sponsor, Gazprom, from the shirts,' the second division club said in a statement. German club Schalke remove Gazprom as shirt sponsor after Russian invasion FRANKFURT: German football club Schalke 04 said Thursday it would remove Russian gas company Gazprom from its shirts, following the invasion of Ukraine.

He had served on the supervisory board at Schalke since 2019. FRANKFURT: German football club Schalke 04 said Thursday it would remove Russian gas company Gazprom from its shirts, following the invasion of Ukraine.

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