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.
Arsenal’s home and away kits for the 2018-19 season have reached the internet, months ahead of their official announcement as usual.
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’s 2018/19 training kit collection and home kit colours have leaked, according to reports.
Arsenal are expected to modify their kit for the 2019/20 season by adding a sleeve sponsor to the shirt for the first ever time.
“No Mayfair establishment could be so fashion-conscious at the time of writing as the headquarters of Arsenal FC,” wrote the Daily Herald on April 14, 1950 as Arsenal searched for new colours ahead of the FA Cup final against Liverpool at Wembley.
Arsenal’s new training top has already been named as one of the ugliest jerseys in the world of sport, before the club have even released it.
Images of Arsenal’s third kit colour combo for next season were leaked previously but now we get to see it in ‘action’ in some training gear.
In the summer, Arsenal are set to release a ‘Special’ kit and, as usual, the images of the new shirt have been leaked.
Images of Arsenal’s training kits for next season have been leaked.
Details about Arsenal’s home kit for the 2018-19 season have emerged.
The colours of the new Arsenal 2018/19 away kit have reportedly been leaked, eight months ahead of the planned launch date next July.
Arsenal and Puma have officially released the club’s new away kit for 2017/18.
With Arsenal’s arrival drawing a lot of the attention to their home city, Sydney FC have taken the opportunity to unveil next season’s kit.
Arsenal have revealed their brand new third-team PUMA kit for the upcoming season, featuring Alexis Sanchez modelling the dark grey/black shirt and black shorts with lighter red logos.
Tottenham agreed a deal with Nike to be their shirt manufacturer, worth £25m-per-annum. However, Arsenal’s £30m-a-year deal with PUMA will trump their rivals’ for another two years.
Former Arsenal winger Robert Pires believes Arsenal should be ambitious enough to tie Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil down to new contracts while bringing in three more players to challenge for the title next season.
Arsenal unveiled their PUMA home kit for the 2017/18 season but also issues a club statement in the form of a poem that has since been mocked on social media.
Arsenal supporters were sent into a frenzy on social media after Danny Welbeck was given Alexis Sanchez’s shirt number on the club website for fans to buy replica shirts.
Arsenal unveiled their PUMA strip for the 2017/18 campaign, featuring Alexis Sanchez, Petr Cech, Per Mertesacker, Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud in the promotional picture, among others.