Amazing news hit Chelsea fans as Chelsea have finalised a multi-year partnership with Coca-Cola, as the beverage giant expands its portfolio of sponsorships across the Premier League.

November 24 – Chelsea have entered into a substantial new agreement with The Coca-Cola Company, appointing the global drinks manufacturer as the club’s Official Soft Drink Partner across the UK and Europe.

Under the arrangement, Coke Zero will take centre stage as part of a complete range of Coca-Cola products supplied at both Stamford Bridge and Kingsmeadow, the home ground of Chelsea Women. Supporters and guests will be able to purchase Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite and other beverages throughout public areas, hospitality sections and club-hosted events starting this season. The club has not revealed the financial terms or duration of the contract.

The collaboration will stretch far beyond exclusive pouring rights. Chelsea and Coca-Cola intend to focus heavily on fan engagement through matchday activities, digital content, retail-driven promotions and local community programmes. Both organisations say the aim is to create memorable, “fan-first” experiences and moments that encourage supporters to “Drink it In”.

Coca-Cola has been rapidly expanding its presence within the Premier League, adding several major clubs—including Manchester United and Aston Villa—to its sponsorship network in recent weeks.

Oliver Boden, Chelsea’s partnership sales director, said Coca-Cola’s “global influence, strong cultural footprint and dedication to supporter-focused initiatives” made the company an ideal partner. He added that both parties are committed to offering “refreshing experiences for fans at Stamford Bridge and beyond.”

Javier Meza, Coca-Cola’s Europe marketing president, described Chelsea as “a legendary club with an incredibly passionate worldwide fanbase,” and said the brand is excited to engage with Blues supporters and elevate their matchday experience through its range of popular drinks.

On the pitch, Chelsea continue their strong Premier League form, recently defeating Burnley to rise to second place, moving ahead of Manchester City after Pep Guardiola’s side dropped points against Newcastle at St James’ Park.