21 March 2024 , 14:09
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Arsenal 's three kits for next season appear to have been leaked with a blue third kit designed, featuring a new look cannon-style badge.
The Gunners will always wear their traditional red for home games with their first away strip taking on a black look, as it has done in previous years. The design of a third kit has wetted the appetite of fans though with Adidas opting for a light blue with a touch of purple to give the strip an attractive look.
The leaked images come from the same social media source that correctly produced early images of the kits for the 2022/23 season. All three strips adopt the same design, just with different colours depending on the kit with plenty of colours used across the board.
Arsenal's home shirts adopts the usual red and white colours but has a touch of blue included. Their away strip is predominantly black but includes an element of red and green. The third kit could yet prove the most popular with Adidas replacing their usual logo with the Adidas Original logo instead.
It also takes away the usual Arsenal crest and replaces it with a cannon, which is the symbol of the club. It is around this time that leaked kits of every major club begin doing the rounds in preparation for next season. Some teams opt to release their new kit just as the current campaign ends.
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Those at the Emirates will hope their new kit is being worn as Premier League champions with Arsenal, like they were last year, firmly in the title hunt. Many believe Mikel Arteta's side will have learned from last year's failings and the north Londoners have hit form at the right time.
The Arsenal boss said recently, as the team put together an eight-match winning run:"We’re in a good moment. Players are performing individually, it is not any secret. Things are flowing. We’re scoring goals in different ways and especially we want more. When we score one, we want two, or three, or four. I love that mentality from the team.
“We train every day the best possible way and look after ourselves. First of all though, belief. Belief in yourself that you can improve and always get better. Also getting players back. The more players we have back, the more competition there will be in the team, the more alternatives to impact the game. Especially we have to make sure we believe we can do it.”
Arsenal are also hoping to continue progressing in the Champions League having seen off Porto in the last 16 on penalties. They will welcome Bayern Munich to north London for a last eight clash as they continue to re-establish themselves as a force in Europe.
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