Following the official unveiling of Arsenal 2025/26 home kit, fresh leaks have surfaced revealing what appears to be the club’s new away strip — courtesy of kit specialists Footy Headlines.
While it was previously reported that the away shirt would feature a lightning motif inspired by Nike’s iconic mid-90s designs, the newly leaked version appears to elevate the concept even further.
The shirt showcases bold blue zig-zag patterns pointing inward to form an inverted ‘V’ shape across the chest — a striking design that has already drawn comparisons to defibrillator shocks and vintage bus seat patterns.
Adding to its unique look, the adidas and Emirates logos, as well as the club’s iconic cannon crest, appear in silver. Classic red adidas stripes run across the shoulders, completing what is set to be one of the most eye-catching kits of the season.
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It is expected that either the away or third kit will be officially unveiled during Arsenal’s pre-season tour of Asia later this summer. As for the third kit, early leaks indicate it will be predominantly white with maroon accents.
🚨 Leaked Arsenal away kit for the 2025/26 season, set for release in June/July 2025. ✅👕 [@Footy_Headlines] pic.twitter.com/TCLG2i3QLz
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The new home kit made its debut in Arsenal’s final Premier League home match of the season against Newcastle United. Titled “The Heart of Arsenal,” the design incorporates a deeply symbolic artistic concept inspired by the human heart — representing passion, unity, and identity.
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The red-and-white shirt features a subtle gothic ‘A’ woven into the fabric, a nod to the historic “Victoria Concordia Crescit” crest first introduced in 1949. The same motif appears on the front of the red socks, while the kit is completed with white shorts featuring red detailing.
To celebrate the launch, Arsenal released a short film starring players from both the men’s and women’s teams, alongside youth participants from Arsenal in the Community, which marks its 40th anniversary this year.
The film is driven by the sound of real heartbeats from the players and features internal monologues, aiming to “redefine the concept of home” and highlight the emotional bond between the club and its global fanbase.
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