Sports Press Photo

Arsenal have released their home kit for the 2023/24 campaign and it pays homage to The Invincibles with next season being 20 years since the remarkable achievement.  

The jersey is very stylish and contains a noticeable amount of gold, which is the colour of the Adidas logo and club badge. A gold Premier League winners badge would have been a nice addition to the sleeves but it is something Mikel Arteta’s side will try to achieve next season – 20 years since their last league title.

That feat is paid homage to in this kit as it was designed with The Invincibles in mind – a team that lifted the Premier League title after going a full campaign without a defeat.

That team’s record of 26 wins and 12 draws features on the side of the kit and it is hard to see it not being a hit with the fans.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Mavericks' Luka Doncic gets payback, knocks out Clippers
Lakers fire HC Darvin Ham after disappointing season
Pius Suter's late goal sends Canucks to second round
Marlins trading away two-time All-Star as fire sale may already be underway
Doc Rivers, Giannis Antetokounmpo contradict each other on star's injury
Caitlin Clark's strong WNBA debut dismisses concerns about transition to pros
Dolphins add another star playmaker on offense
Yankees' Aaron Judge addresses offensive woes creeping into May
Golden Knights force Game 7 behind shutout by Adin Hill
Donovan Mitchell's 50-burger goes to waste as Magic dominate the offensive glass to force Game 7
Jets HC Robert Saleh addresses QB Aaron Rodgers' status for OTAs
Eagles lose veteran OL to injured reserve
Rangers lose two-time All-Star starting pitcher to injury
Lakers make another big change after firing Darvin Ham
Draymond Green predicts LeBron James' next team
Twins place pivotal outfielder on injured list due to knee issue
Lakers' chances of landing Tyronn Lue not considered 'realistic'
Pirates option struggling former No. 1 overall pick to minors
Rangers' Vincent Trocheck downplays second-round showdown with former team
Longtime coach compares Patriots' Drake Maye to two legends