Adidas leaks have revealed the design of Arsenal’s three new kits for the 2026/27 campaign, with the shirts to be released later this year.
Adidas leaks this week have allowed Arsenal fans to get a first look at the rough designs of the home, away, and third kits for the 2026/27 campaign.
Though no official photos of the three shirts have been released, the leaks allowed Footy Headlines to produce mock-ups that they class as 80-90% accurate.
As usual, Arsenal will wear a red and white home kit, with the club planning to use a blue away shirt and a yellow third kit next season. But the leaks have revealed many more details than just those basic colour schemes.
For the home kit, Footy Headlines believe their mock-up shown above is 80% accurate.
The shirt uses two different shades of red to create depth, with a darker burgundy tone on the collar and sleeve cuffs. The white sleeves extend up to the collar, and there are three red stripes on the shoulder. The kit will be paired with white shorts and red socks.
The club crest will again be in monochrome white, just as it has been this year, rather than using the usual badge in full colour. The Adidas logo seems to contain smaller Adidas logos within it.
For the away kit, Arsenal will be using a base navy blue with yellow for the logos and sponsors and a Trefoil logo rather than the typical three Adidas stripes. The club crest is replaced with a cannon logo in this case.
There will also be red on the collar and sleeves to complete the three-colour design. The shorts will reportedly also be navy with yellow accents, as will the socks.
Footy Headlines are most confident about this design, putting it at 90%.
As for the third kit, the shirt will be a paler yellow colour with navy blue accents and a thin line of red on the collar and sleeves once again. The shirt design uses a lightning pattern, with navy shorts and socks completing the look. Footy Headlines are 80% confident about the details.
Once again, a cannon logo is used in place of the club crest, meaning none of the three shirts will use the full colour badge, and only the home kit will use a monochrome version of the badge.
The design is very similar to the 2021/22 shirt (shown below), only with a different pattern across it and the intention to use different colour shorts and socks.
The new shirts will be available later this year, with the home kit the first to be officially unveiled in May or June. Based on previous years, we should get further leaks with actual photos of the kits long before that.