Arsenal home kit for 2023-24 'leaked' as similarity with all-time great shirt noticed
Arsenal's home shirt for the 2023/24 campaign has been 'leaked' online, giving fans an insight into what they might expect to see at the Emirates next season.
The Gunners are in pole position to lift the Premier League title for the first time since 2004, having calved out an eight-point lead at the top of the table.
They host Leeds United on Saturday, as they enter the final phase of the title race, with just 10 games left until the winner is crowned.
The players will don their traditional red and white strip for the contest. While a classy black and gold kit, along with a pink and white away strip have also been in use this term.
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Supporters have now been given a sneak peak into next season's potential clobber - and if reports are to be believed, there are plenty of changes to the current designs.
Arsenal 2023/24 home shirt 'leaked'
Kit season is upon us and Footy Headlines have 'leaked' what the likes of Bukayo Saka could be wearing soon.
Arsenal have become notorious for producing vibrant and bold designs down the years - plenty of which have become associated with the club's glory years.
🚨 Further leaked images of Arsenal’s home kit for the 2023/24 season. [@iemadAFC] #afc pic.twitter.com/AfyP4rhCK5
— afcstuff (@afcstuff) March 27, 2023
However, in a new age of talented youngsters, Adidas look set to roll back the years, using gold detailing in a nod to Arsenal's 2005/2006 kit.
The iconic maroon shirt was worn by the likes of Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp, and marked the end of the Gunners' reign at Highbury.
In contrast to the 2005/2006 design, however, the Adidas jersey has white sleeves and uses a deeper red colour as its base.
Meanwhile a striking gold zap resembling lightning adorns the back of the collar, accompanied by several more jagged lines across the entire back of the shirt.
Arsenal fans will hope the gold theme is reflective of their finishing position this season, as they spy their 13th domestic title.
Topics: Arsenal, Football, Premier League
Joe Adams