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Arsenal’s new Adidas European training kit has leaked online, as we draw ever closer to the reveal of the kit manufacturers’ new line of shirts for next season.

It’s kit leaking time again and with Arsenal set to leave PUMA for Adidas, it’s safe to say there is plenty of excitement around in anticipation of what the Germans will offer.

The first picture of Adidas’ Arsenal training shirt for the 2019/20 season has leaked, as we get closer to the official move away from current shirt manufacturer Puma.

As Arsenal get ready to move to Adidas, there was much excitement when Mesut Ozil was pictured wearing a retro Adidas Arsenal jersey.

Adidas are planning to bring back the classic ‘Bruised Banana’ away kit for Arsenal’s 2019/20 season, according to a recent leak.

Next season Arsenal will move to Adidas again and fans have got more than a little excited at the prospect given the state of some of PUMA’s recent efforts.

Arsenal fans may have gotten a glimpse of some of the merch they can expect when the club ditches PUMA to move to Adidas next season.

Real Madrid are on the verge of agreeing a 10-year, €110m-a-year deal with Adidas that dwarfs the £65m-a-year deal Arsenal recently agreed with the German sportswear manufacturers.

Ivan Gazidis and Arsenal released a statement on Tuesday revealing the 54-year-old would be leaving the club, but it’s a small detail in the middle of Gazidis’ quotes that has fans excited.

Arsenal’s deal with Adidas could end up reaching €80m-a-year for the next five seasons, starting 2019/20, according to reports in the Italian media.

Arsenal are reportedly set to sign a £300m, five-year deal with Adidas that would be the third largest in football history however one sports insider has thrown cold water on the figures.

A report in Spain claims Arsenal’s deal with Adidas could help Real Madrid earn up to £1billion from the sportswear giants.

Arsenal are to switch from Puma to Adidas from 2019 in a deal worth £60m-a-year for five years.

Arsenal have reached a multi-million pound kit manufacturing agreement with Adidas starting next season, according to reports.

Arsenal fans are not impressed with what looks to be their new home kit for next season and when their new strip was pictured alongside Adidas’s Bayern Munich effort, it did not go well.

Despite rumours over the past few seasons that Arsenal are set to move to Adidas when their current kit deal expires with PUMA, Nike have made a ‘significantly competitive offer’ to re-sign the Gunners.

Arsenal are in ‘advanced talks’ with Adidas over a deal worth in excess of £40m-a-season, according to an EXCLUSIVE in the Daily Mail that builds on rumours that have been around for a while.

Arsenal are reportedly moving closer to a mega-kit deal with Adidas as rumours surrounding a manufacturer move refuse to die down

Manchester City could complicate Arsenal’s negotiations for their next kit manufacturer deal when their current one expires in 2019.

Copa90 presenter Poet, who sometimes works with Adidas, says he’s been told that Özil is leaving for United and there’s going to be a big Adidas campaign.