Chelsea have launched their Christmas campaign which features a big presence from Cole Palmer. Image of Chelsea FC.
Chelsea have unveiled their Christmas charity project, with Cole Palmer featuring heavily in the star-studded video of players and fans past and present.
The Blues have often been at the wrong end of the media headlines with the club even accused of blackmailing one of their stars to sign a new agreement.
Chelsea release brilliant Christmas charity video featuring Cole Palmer
Trouble at Stamford Bridge it never seems to be far away, so the charity initiative that West Londoners are getting involved in will no doubt bring them some much-needed positive PR.
The video released by the club features stars past and present including Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Christopher Nkunku, while Madness frontman and famous Chelsea fan Suggs also makes an appearance.
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Cole Palmer has star billing, with the tagline ‘Leave Cole cold’ being the message Chelsea have pushed forward.
Leave Cole cold. Get over Chelsea this Christmas. ?
The Club i @CFCFoundation we are united in our mission to endure the coldest this winter. Last year, more than 3,000 people were sleeping rough in south-west London. We are working alongside Chelsea supporters… pic.twitter.com/TcUJNH4pJM
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) November 6, 2024
An activated message X read; The Club and the CFC Foundation we are united in our mission to endure the coldest this winter. Last year more than 3,000 people were sleeping rough in south west London. We are working together with Chelsea supporters and local charities to provide warm clothing to those who need it most. Throughout our Christmas campaign we will be raising funds to support charities such as the Barons Court Project, tackling homelessness and its root causes in London. Let’s do something together.
It’s certainly a message that will resonate with many, especially as the cold winter months take hold.
That the initiative is aimed at those most in need and who are more local to the club makes it a more noble cause, and if enough funds are raised to take even one person off the streets this winter, it will surely have served its purpose. .
