Footage has emerged showcasing Chelsea stars’ luxurious cars as they leave

A video of Chelsea players leaving training has emerged and it showed just how luxurious some of the cars were. 

The footage was captured by a fan outside the club’s training camp in Cobham. 

Forward Kai Havertz, left back Ben Chilwell, midfielder Mason Mount and new summer signing Wesley Fofana were all seen driving a Lamborghini Urus, which has a starting price of £159,925. 

Midfield duo N’Golo Kante and Conor Gallagher were seen driving a Mercedes, whilst American star Christian Pulisic was in a Porche and goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga was driving a Bentley Bentayga. 

Fans were quick to point out the fact that many players were driving a Lamborghini Urus, which is a popular car amongst footballers. 

One fan said: “I think Chelsea has a contract with Lamborghini Urus.” 

Another replied: “I swear Urus is just a default footballers’ car.”

A third fan added: “Chelsea have more Urus than goals.”

Another fan said: “Is it a must for everyone there to drive a Urus or what?” 

It has been a turbulent start to the 22/23 season for the Stamford Bridge club. 

In what was his first summer transfer window as new Chelsea owner, American businessman Todd Boehly spent more than £250 million to bring in multiple big money signings, including Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly, Marc Cucurella and Pierre Emerick Aubameyang. 

With such huge spending comes big expectations, however, Thomas Tuchel’s side failed to live up to those expectations. They made a stuttering start to the Premier League season that saw them lose to the likes of Leeds United and Southampton. 

In Europe, Chelsea were shocked on the opening round of fixtures in the Champions League as they lost 1-0 against Dinamo Zagreb, which led to Tuchel losing his job the day after. 

Replacing the German was former Brighton boss Graham Potter, who has been held in high regards amongst English football fans. 

In his first game in charge, Potter’s side faced Red Bull Salzburg at Stamford Bridge in the Champions League. 

Despite dominating the game and holding a one goal lead, they failed to see the game out as the match ended in a disappointing 1-1 draw. 

A huge season lies ahead for Potter and his players.