Ghanaian artiste King Promise has confirmed that he composed a song titled Can’t Tame Us in connection with Chelsea Football Club’s 2026/27 campaign.
According to an exclusive report from Ghanaian sports radio station SportyFM, the track is set to serve as an official song associated with the club and is expected to be played at Chelsea home games throughout the season.
The announcement comes after a partnership between King Promise and Chelsea FC was revealed . The collaboration pairs a new single by the musician with the rollout of the club’s 2026/27 home kit across Africa. The campaign launched on September 5, 2026 with the Rent Paid Football Exhibition Tournament, a celebrity 7-a-side event held in Accra.
Can’t Tame Us is also the name of Chelsea’s official home-kit marketing campaign for the season, developed with Nike. The slogan draws on the club’s rampant lion badge and emphasises themes of fearlessness and ambition.
King Promise, a longtime Chelsea supporter, has previously collaborated with the club on content and events. In comments related to the new partnership, he highlighted the strong following Chelsea enjoys in Ghana.
The song and kit campaign are expected to receive significant exposure across social platforms and events targeting African audiences. Further details on the track’s full release and exact matchday use have not yet been confirmed by Chelsea FC.
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