Arsenal home & away kit for 2024-25 season leaked

Adidas is the jersey sponsor for the Gunners

First impressions of Arsenal’s 2024-25 home and away uniform as Footy Headlines leaked the first pictures.

For a while now, it has been known that the away kit will be black with accents of red and green, but the final design, which has sweat markings beneath the arms that resemble hallucinations or marbles, is far from ideal.

💣💣💣 Arsenal 24-25 Home Kit Leaked pic.twitter.com/1VwvgI4n36

— Footy Headlines (@Footy_Headlines) April 30, 2024

Adidas will surely come up with an explanation, and when the uniform is unveiled later in the summer, fans will have something to look ahead to.

💣💣💣 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Arsenal 24-25 Away Kit Leaked: https://t.co/J90e55saXf

— Footy Headlines (@Footy_Headlines) April 29, 2024

We’ll be hoping that our German kitmaker has a surprise up their sleeve for the third game, as the home kit is very lacklustre.

Arsenal supporters are unhappy because it appears that the “Lynx Africa” away uniform for the upcoming campaign was revealed. The Adidas logo has changed to all green, and the uniform is dark, but the badge—which is just a cannon—is all red. On the shoulders, there are two green stripes, one red stripe, and a white stripe at the beginning of the arms.

Although Arsenal has not made an official statement regarding the uniform, some supporters do not appear happy with it when they respond to it on social media.

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In pursuit of their first championship since 2004, Arsenal will be itching to don the gold Premier League badge on their sleeve on their away uniform for the upcoming season.

With a game remaining, Manchester City, who are in second place, is one point behind the Gunners in the standings right now. Liverpool has a mountain to climb, but they are still in the running for third place.

If Mikel Arteta’s team were to win the Premier League this year, they would have to lose their final four games by a combined total of four points. The Gunners’ remaining games are against Bournemouth, Manchester United, and Everton; the City’s opponents are Wolves, Fulham, Tottenham, and West Ham.

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