Fans are all saying the same thing as 'embarrassing detail' spotted on Arsenal's leaked 24/25 kit

Fans are all saying the same thing about the alleged Arsenal home kit for next season.

Football Headlines have leaked what they claim will be Arsenal’s home kit for next term.

The alleged Adidas 2024-2025 home jersey combines the club’s classic red body with distinctive blue side labels and white sleeves.

And fans on social media have been quick to note that the design looks similar to the silhouette of a bottle.

One person on social media said: “The red part looks like a bottle, Adidas knows.”

A second said: “Adidas made a bottle for Arsenal to continue the legacy.”

A third added: “Love the bottle design in the middle…”

Arsenal have been accused of ‘bottling’ their silverware chances this term, having handed the advantage to reigning champions Manchester City in the Premier League title race after last Sunday’s 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa.

Mikel Arteta’s men were also eliminated from the Champions League on Wednesday at the quarter-final stage, losing 1-0 to Bayern Munich in Bavaria, and 3-2 on aggregate.

Despite the disappointing week, Arteta has insisted his side have not given up on their chances of claiming their first Premier League title in two decades.

“I’m fully focused on the times that we have ahead of us with six games to go,” Mikel said in his pre-match press conference on Friday. “We are a game behind City and we’re going to give it a real go.

📸 | The rumoured 2024/25 Arsenal home kit. 👕

[via @Footy_Headlines].

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“The context is clear. If we win we are top of the league. That’s the context, we don’t need anything else to be motivated or to go to that game with our minds clear and our purpose very, very clear.”

When asked the message he has given to his players after a tough week, Arteta added: “Fully behind them, thank you so much for the journey we are having together, thank you so much for being in April, the quarter-final of the Champions League and being so close, competing against the best team in the history of the Premier League and the best team in the last eight years in this competition with Liverpool and to be there with a chance to win it.

“So thank you so much for everything they have done because it’s unbelievable.”