Arsenal 2024-25 kit: New home, away, third & goalkeeper jerseys, release dates, shirt leaks & prices

Everything you need to know about the new Arsenal kit, including leaks, designs, where to buy and more.

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Home Kit

• Legendary cannon returns for the new Arsenal home kit
• Gold has been dropped for navy blue, which features on the Adidas stripes, and the jersey has a lot more white to it than the previous iteration

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£80.00

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Away

Away kit

• Created in collaboration with British African heritage brand Labrum London
• Honours the strong connection between Arsenal, North London, and Africa
• Features the vibrant colours of the pan-African flag – black, red, and green

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£80.00

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Third

Third kit

• A fresh and modern take on the colour palettes from the iconic away kits from ’94-95 and ’95-96
• Features a smart crew neck collar and matching sleeve detailing complement the elegance of the trefoil and the cannon crest

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£80.00

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Home

Home Kit

• Legendary cannon returns for the new Arsenal home kit
• Gold has been dropped for navy blue, which features on the Adidas stripes, and the jersey has a lot more white to it than the previous iteration

From

£80.00

Buy

Away

Away kit

• Created in collaboration with British African heritage brand Labrum London
• Honours the strong connection between Arsenal, North London, and Africa
• Features the vibrant colours of the pan-African flag – black, red, and green

From

£80.00

Buy

Third

Third kit

• A fresh and modern take on the colour palettes from the iconic away kits from ’94-95 and ’95-96
• Features a smart crew neck collar and matching sleeve detailing complement the elegance of the trefoil and the cannon crest

From

£80.00

Buy

Home

Home Kit

• Legendary cannon returns for the new Arsenal home kit
• Gold has been dropped for navy blue, which features on the Adidas stripes, and the jersey has a lot more white to it than the previous iteration

From

£80.00

Buy

Away

Away kit

• Created in collaboration with British African heritage brand Labrum London
• Honours the strong connection between Arsenal, North London, and Africa
• Features the vibrant colours of the pan-African flag – black, red, and green

From

£80.00

Buy

Third

Third kit

• A fresh and modern take on the colour palettes from the iconic away kits from ’94-95 and ’95-96
• Features a smart crew neck collar and matching sleeve detailing complement the elegance of the trefoil and the cannon crest

From

£80.00

Buy

Arsenal will be hoping to shine again in adidas when the 2024-25 season comes around, with the Gunners set to sport a series of fresh looks at the Emirates and further afield.

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It is their sixth season with adidas and the German sportswear manufacturer has produced a nice variety of takes on the legendary North London red and whites.

So, what will Arsenal be wearing in the 2024-25 season? GOAL brings you everything you need to know, including leaks, rumours, where to buy, prices and more.

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  Arsenal 2024-25 home kit, release date & price

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  The new Arsenal home kit was released on May 16, just in time for the last game of the 2023-24 season.

  As you can see in the image above, the kit is quite different to the 2023-24 edition, with a lot more white making up the base.

  adidas has ditched the gold colouring on the three stripes and instead added a deep blue, with curved blue strips framing the smaller red section on the torso.

  The Gunners last had blue on their home kit in the 2021-22 season, when it featured on the three stripes. The new design is quite unlike any previous iteration, though it has shades of the early 1990s designs, as well as the late nineties home kits, which saw the red framed by blue (remember the Dreamcast kits?)

  In terms of prices, you will be looking at forking out £80 ($100) for the new Arsenal home kit for 2024-25, similar to last year.

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  Arsenal 2024-25 away kit, release date & price

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  adidas and Arsenal revealed their new away kit for the 2024-25 season on July 18, 2024.

  Created in collaboration with British African heritage brand, Labrum London, the kit honours the strong connection between Arsenal, North London and Africa, and pays tribute to the club's African supporters and players of African descent who graced the side.

  It features the vibrant colours of the pan-African flag – black, red and green. The white zig-zag graphic – commonly found in African designs, representing Cowrie shells – down through the sides and onto the shorts, is said to be hand drawn by Labrum London.

  One would notice the adidas logo without the brand name in green, and the stand-alone Arsenal cannon in red. The adidas three stripes that run down the shoulders are in alternation of green and red.

  Like the home kit, it will cost in the region of £80 ($100).

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  Arsenal 2024-25 third kit, release date & price

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  Arsenal have played in various shades of blue over the years and their third kit for 2024-25 is a bold mixture of light blue, midnight blue and vibrant veronica purple.

  The main body of the jersey is sky blue, with midnight blue on the lettering of the sponsor, trefoil adidas logo and club crest, as well as the collar and shoulders.

  To the sides, a bright purple shoots out, framing the kit.

  The third kit was officially launched on August 12, with a cool video featuring actor Will Poulter, and the price range is the same as the home and away jerseys.

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• Arsenal 2024-25 goalkeeper kit, release date & price

  Arsenal will most likely have three different goalkeeper kits, to complement each of their kits as well as being available in the event of colour clashes.

  It is not yet clear what David Raya and Aaron Ramsdale will be wearing for the Gunners in 2024-25, but last year their kits consisted of black, blue and green, with each having white motifs.