Club crest change and eye-catching designs – All Arsenal 2024/25 kits have been 'leaked' so far.

As we approach the end of the current season, attention begins to turn to the campaign that follows.

In addition to the usual excitement surrounding player transfers, leaks about potential new kits for next year often spark interest among fans.

This has been proven in recent weeks as rumors of designs for the 2024/25 season began to surface online. The proposed home kit features the traditional red color and white sleeves, but features the usual club crest, which has been replaced by the modernized cannon badge first seen in 2021/22.

The new away kit will be black and feature logos in shades of green and red. The traditional club crest is included in the leaked jersey, unlike the home edition.

To summarize, the third kit in question has a light blue hue and features purple on the sides. This design received numerous positive comments from fans on social media after this image was first shared.

Arsenal usually release their home kits at the end of May, so it won't be long before the club announces what they will be bringing to the pitch next season.

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The Gunners switched their supplier to Adidas ahead of the 2019/20 season, having previously partnered with Puma. This move is believed to have been worth £300 million to the club over five years.

In September 2022, Arsenal extended their relationship with the German company until 2030 to bring in a further £120 million, meaning next season's kit will once again be supplied by adidas.

Commenting on the agreement, Arsenal Chief Commercial Officer Juliet Slot said: “We are delighted to be able to agree a new partnership with adidas until 2030. The long-term nature of our extension means there is a real commitment to building on this excellent collaboration, with a strong focus on promoting women's football and developing our sustainability strategy.

“Since our reunification, we have driven initiatives and investments in our local communities and developed exciting and bold product ranges for our players and fans alike. We are proud of the progress we have made together, and we look forward to moving our partnership forward.

However, it must be said that these designs have not yet been officially confirmed and we do not yet know for sure what next season's kits will look like. In any case, fans will be eagerly waiting for the next update.

In recent years Arsenal have worn their new kit in the final game of the season, meaning we may get the chance to see the latest designs for the first time when they face off in the Premier League on Sunday May 19th Everton compete. This means that Mikel Arteta's team is aiming for first place and the coveted trophy. We could even see Arsenal win their first Premier League title since 2003/04.