Every Premier League kit ranked ahead of 2023-24 season but does Arsenal’s ‘stunning’ new third kit see them claim No1?

THE Premier League returns next weekend with plenty of great goals, superb skills and VAR outrage guaranteed.

But the new kick-off also gives many fans their first chance to see the new kits for the season in action.

Manchester United and Arsenal’s new adidas kits hit the headlinesCredit: The Mega Agency

Chelsea do not have a sponsor on the front of their new simple home shirtCredit: Getty

It has been impossible to avoid the reaction around Arsenal’s “bold” away kit.

The bright yellow number certainly caused quite a stir… and could affect the Gunners’ ranking despite very popular home and third strips.

Elsewhere, Fulham have hit the headlines with their topical choice while three clubs inexplicably managed to “swap” jerseys.

And Newcastle’s away kit option has another not-so-subtle reference to their Saudi Arabian owners.

Some supporters were left disappointed again with far too many tremendously boring selections.

Something tells us some of the clangers won’t be flying off the shelves of the megastores over the coming weeks.

Strap yourselves in for a journey through all the Premier League shirts for this season – the good, the bad and the ugly.

SunSport’s Joshua Jones ranked all 20 clubs for their 2023-24 kits.

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Bear in mind, we have included leaked kits not officially released just yet and the rankings are based on the overall club kits so a great home shirt could be levelled out with a terrible away effort (yes, we are looking at you, Everton and Brighton).

Anyway, here we go…

20. Sheffield United

It’s red and white and has stripes… not much more to say for this tame effortCredit: Getty

Oh dear, Errea have made an error here with this dull, bland grey away kit – Sir Alex Ferguson will be having nightmaresCredit: Getty

19. Luton Town

Luton Town make their Premier League debut wearing this niche home kitCredit: Getty

Unfortunately Umbro have just reversed the orange and white for the away – poor effortCredit: Luton Town

18. Liverpool

Some will say classic, some will say boring but nothing to shout about for Liverpool’s home kitCredit: Getty

This away shirt with the green quarters is essentially a remake of their 2017-18 away kit – and it is not goodCredit: Rex

This leaked third kit in purple has a strange pattern and would be better as a goalkeeper kitCredit: footyheadlines

17. Brentford

Similar to Sheffield United but the fade into black at the bottom lifts the designCredit: Instagram @brentfordfc

A kaleidoscope of navy, sky blue and pink make up Brentford’s outlandish away shirt which may indeed look better in a Hollywood sci-fi movieCredit: Getty

16. Aston Villa

It looks like a West Ham kit but it’s actually Aston Villa’s pretty boring home kitCredit: @AVFCOfficial

This screams Aston Villa away with the white and light blue returning – plus a new badgeCredit: Instagram @avfcofficial

15. Chelsea

The nod to the 1990s has gone down well with some but not at SunSport HQ – doesn’t offer muchCredit: https://www.instagram.com/chelseafc/

This possible away kit might have looked good under the lights on European nightsCredit: footyheadlines

Another leaked number and Nike have seemingly designed a glow-in-the-dark kit which shouldn’t see the light of dayCredit: footyheadlines

14. Tottenham

White with a bit of navy trim, another boring Tottenham home kit… unless you love the simple things in lifeCredit: The Mega Agency

This potential away kit has the potential to be a classic with its retro collarCredit: footyheadlines

What is with the obsession of grey kits this season? Not pleasant and a nightmare for colour blind fans… and FergieCredit: footyheadlines

13. Newcastle

A fine effort from Castore – never going to be anything too outrageous with Newcastle’s home kitCredit: https://www.instagram.com/nufc/

The bizarre pattern is bad enough let alone the fact this is essentially the same as Saudi Arabia’s World Cup away shirtCredit: instagram @nufc

Lots of shapes and not much class, the yellow trim looks decent enough thoughCredit: Newcastle United

12. Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest go without a sponsor for this clean-cut red home kitCredit: Rex

The white with sky blue waves is certainly a bit different – and adidas have pulled it offCredit: Rex

Something a bit different and fun, giving off Leeds away or DJ sound board vibesCredit: Instagram @officialnffc

11. Everton

Hummel have produced a really nice Everton home kit with the retro collar and sleeve trim – excellent workCredit: Getty

And it’s completely undone by this absolute monstrosity of an away kit, deary meCredit: Getty

10. Brighton

Brighton always seem to nail their home kits and the 2023-24 edition is no differentCredit: Instagram @officialbhafc

The Seagulls have had some cracking away kits recently but this green-and-black number is not one – binCredit: Getty

9. Wolves

Wolves have kept it simple and very effective with their gold home kitCredit: Rex

Again, the away kit has let them down – it looks like the kind of top the manager would wear for trainingCredit: Getty

8. Burnley

Contrary to popular belief, this is Burnley’s kit and not Aston Villa’s – and it’s a solid effortCredit: Getty

Bold colours and design for the Clarets’ away kit but it really does work – fair enoughCredit: Instagram @burnleyofficial

A bit of a comedown for the third kit – spots and stripes belong in pool, not the Premier League footballCredit: Instagram @burnleyofficial

7. West Ham

Umbro must have misread the brief because this West Ham kit has all the hallmarks of a Burnley home numberCredit: Getty

They more than make up for it with this belter of an away kit – the white-out crest and branding plus claret trim ooze classCredit: AFP

6. Manchester United

Manchester United have also opted for the lines across the design but it’s a great successCredit: Splash

This feels like a bit of a Marmite kit and even SunSport can’t decide which side of the fence to be onCredit: Instagram @manchesterunited

Not official yet but this third kit is gorgeous, especially with the different United badge… although traditionalists may not agreeCredit: footyheadlines

5. Bournemouth

Black with the thinner red stripes is a winning combination for BournemouthCredit: Instagram @afcb

Light blue away kit complete with wavy dark blue lines – it’s very Bournemouth indeedCredit: Instagram @afcb

Woah, where did this come from? Serious European vibes and the Cherries will be hoping it can propel them up the tableCredit: Instagram @afcb

4. Crystal Palace

Gone are the stripes and it’s a half-half red-and-blue complete with a silhouette of the original Crystal Palace that looks more like a Spider-Man webCredit: Instagram @cpfc

The away kit is on to a real winner with a white block complete with a light-blue sash – the only sash in the top flight this termCredit: Instagram @cpfc

3. Arsenal

Adidas produce another winning home kit for Arsenal with the gold detailing a lovely additionCredit: Getty

And here it is, the kit preventing Arsenal from taking top spot… comparisons to Lucozade bottles and highlighters are perfectly justifiedCredit: Splash

The Gunners return to winning ways with this teal and navy design that could go down as a classicCredit: Twitter

2. Manchester City

Manchester City go for a neat design with no silly frills, a winning kit indeedCredit: Getty

The Treble winners had plenty of parties last season and this belting kit feels like it could work at a disco or at WembleyCredit: Puma

1. Fulham

Fulham show Spurs how to do it with a phenomenal white home kit – the varying red and white shoulder stripes is a nice touchCredit: Rex

And now the kit compared to Barbie – it is bold, it is brilliant and it secures the Cottagers top spotCredit: Instagram @fulhamfc

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