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      ‘Too clean, just WOW’ – Chelsea fans rush to buy ‘masterpiece’ 2025/26 away kit before huge change is made

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      ‘This changes everything’ – Former European champions release new kit design for first time in 25 years

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      Every leaked Premier League kit for next season including throwback Liverpool shirt and slick Man Utd away strip

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      IT’S that time of year again.With the 2024-25 season done and dusted, preparations are underway for next term.Arsenal are among the clubs to have launched their new home kit alreadyCredit: GettyAnd one thing on every Premier League club’s agenda is the roll out of their new kits.Some have already been released, while others have been leaked on social media.SunSport has looked at some of the strips we can expect to see during the 2025-26 campaign.ARSENALThe Gunners have already unveiled their home kit for next season.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe traditional red strip has white detailing with a gothic A print blended into the body of the shirt.Arsenal have already unveiled their home kit for next seasonCredit: GettyUnlike the Arsenal home kits of recent years, the new shirt, shorts and socks only include red and white elements, with no blue or gold.Although the club’s second and third kits are yet to be officially released, some fans have leaked them online.Arsenal’s rumoured away shirt bears similarities to the club’s 2021-22 third strip.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSWith a dark and light blue lightning-like pattern, the top has the Gunners’ alternative cannon badge in white.There is also some red detailing down the sides and on the sleeves and neckline.Rashford to Inter Milan? Man Utd Star Eyes Shock Serie A Move!Finally, the club’s alleged new third shirt is a combination of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 third strips.The white shirt has maroon cannon and Adidas badge with gold detailing on the collar and sleeves.The iconic Adidas stripes along the shoulders are also maroon.Arsenal’s leaked 2025-26 away kitArsenal’s leaked 2025-26 third kitCHELSEAThe new Chelsea shirt is fairly similar to the 2024-25 edition.It is the traditional Blue colour synonymous with the club and includes a subtle print inspired by the architecture of London.The away kit also bears similarities to this season’s.Chelsea’s new away strip is the same off-white colour but features eight thin blue and red stripes down the centre.It also includes red and black detailing on the sleeve cuffs.The club have ditched their shiny badge.Chelsea’s new home shirt includes a subtle print inspired by the architecture of LondonThe 2025-26 Chelsea away kitLIVERPOOLFrom the 2025-26 season, Adidas will become Liverpool’s kit provider, taking over from Nike.Adidas previously partnered with the Reds from 1985 to 1996 and 2006 to 2012.The new Liverpool home kit is nearly identical to the 2010-11 strip with a classic red and white design.With three iconic Adidas stripes on the shoulders and a thin white line down each side, the shirt has a simple style that will likely be loved by the Premier League champions.The club’s new away shirt, meanwhile, is white with red detailing.In contrast to the home strip, the club badge is placed within a red crest.There is also a significant difference in the Liverpool badge on the third shirt.In a throwback to the 1980s, the third kit uses a retro club badge that was introduced 38 years ago.The shield crest was implemented in 1987 and was used for five years until 1992, the year of Liverpool’s 100th anniversary.It is now being used on the club’s third shirt for the 2025-26 season.The new shirt is green with faint stripes down the front.It also uses the Adidas Originals logo.The new Liverpool home shirtLiverpool’s 2025-26 away shirtLiverpool’s new third shirt has a retro lookMANCHESTER CITYManchester City have kept it simple with their 2025-26 home kit. The Sky Blue shirt has elements of white – including a sash-like diagonal strip along the front.However, the alleged away and third kits are very unique.The white away shirt has outlines of City supporters doing the poznan, with a black and red diagonal strip covering the front.Etihad Airways, the club’s sponsor, is positioned underneath the club badge as opposed to in the middle of the shirt.Two proposed third shirts have also been leaked, the first being a bright orange with a black and gold strip.The other, however, is completely different to any shirt used in the Premier League before.The grey strip includes a rain drop pattern with the City badge central above the Puma logo.It also has bright green detailing.Fans have been left less than impressed with the proposed new shirt, with one person writing: “It was bad without the rain drops. Then they added the rain drops.”While another joked: “Good punishment for the players, over this past season.”Man City’s 2025-26 home shirtMan City’s 2025-26 away kitA rumoured 2025-26 Man City third shirtA second rumoured 2025-26 Man City third shirtMANCHESTER UNITEDManchester United are yet to unveil their home shirt for the 2025-26 season.However, a leak of it has emerged online.The alleged new United home shirt is very similar to the 2023-24 edition with black Adidas stripes on the shoulders.The red strip also appears to have a pattern running down the sleeves.A photo of the Man Utd goalkeeper kit also emerged online in recent weeks.The green strip includes white detailing with the Adidas Originals logo.The United badge has also been placed inside a shield – which is not the case on the home shirt.Man Utd’s rumoured away shirt is white with hints of lilac.The traditional crest is replaced by the devil and trident synonymous with the club.And the third shirt is dark blue with yellow writing and detailingMan Utd’s leaked 2025-26 home shirtUnited’s alleged goalkeeper shirt 2025-26Man Utd’s rumoured away kitMan Utd’s rumoured 2025-26 third kitNEWCASTLENewcastle have kept it traditional with their 2025-26 home shirt. As always, the shirt has black and white alternating stripes running vertically down the front.But in a subtle change, there is a touch of blue included on the new edition.The light blue lines run around the neckline, down the sides and on the sleeve cuffs.Newcastle’s new home kit has been unveiledCredit: Instagram @nufcNOTTINGHAM FORESTThe leaked Nottingham Forest home shirt bears a retro look with thin white stripes running vertically down the front.It also has a collar, which has not featured on a Forest shirt since 2012.In addition, the club badge has also been placed in a shield, much like many of the other Adidas kits this season.Meanwhile, the alleged away shirt is white with grey Adidas stripes on the shoulders.It also has a pattern blended into the body of the top.Nottingham Forest’s leaked home shirt 2025-26Nottingham Forest’s leaked away shirt 2025-26TOTTENHAMEuropa League winners Tottenham unveiled their 2025-26 home shirt this week.The new strip is fairly different to the style adopted by Spurs in recent years.With navy on the shoulders, the Lilywhite shirt also has elements of grey running down the sides.The Spurs badge is also positioned in the middle of the shirt, above the Nike logo.Read More on The SunMeanwhile, Tottenham’s away kit has been leaked.The all-black strip has faint lines running horizontally and vertically along the front and the shorts, creating a box pattern.Tottenham’s home kit has been releasedSpurs’ rumoured away kit is black More

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      ‘Couldn’t pay me to wear it’ – Man Utd’s 2025/26 third kit LEAKED but fans are not happy with design

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      FANS declared “you couldn’t pay me to wear it” after Manchester United’s new third kit was leaked online.The Red Devils are looking to make amends after enduring a miserable campaign both domestically and abroad.Manchester United fans hit out at the club’s new third kit after it was leaked onlineCredit: GettyRuben Amorim’s misfits floundered to a 15th place finish with just 11 wins.They were then handed a chance at redemption by setting up a Europa League final showdown against fellow strugglers Tottenham, with the winner also securing Champions League qualification.But a turgid performance against the Londoners saw United miss out.And fans are now bracing themselves for a fresh round of expensive summer signings, with £62.5million Wolves forward Matheus Cunha already making his Old Trafford entrance.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHowever, any supporter looking to find solace in United’s new third kit will be left sorely disappointed.That’s after fellow fans hit out at the latest design for the alternative jersey, which features a bizarre black-and-yellow colour combination.The black shirt is flecked with yellow piping, a yellow club badge and a large yellow Snapdragon logo — possibly evoking images of a giant bumble bee.It was leaked online following United’s disastrous post-season tour of Asia, which saw them lose one of their two matches while being subjected to more boos.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSAnd fans were quick to hit out at the third jersey’s design.One said: “The worst shirt I’ve ever seen, couldn’t pay me to wear it.”Bruno Fernandes reveals role his wife played in £200m Al-Hilal transfer snub even though Man Utd were ready to cash inThe new jersey features a bizarre black-and-yellow colour schemeCredit: TwitterIt appears to have been inspired by United’s away kit in the 1994/95 seasonCredit: GettyEric Cantona made it infamous when he kung-fu kicked a Crystal Palace fanCredit: Getty – ContributorAnother declared: “Third shirt for what? We ain’t in Europe.”One noted: “United slowly losing its identity.”Another added: “F****** ugly.”However, the kit appears to have been directly inspired by United’s away shirt from the 1994/95 campaign.Eric Cantona made the top infamous when he kung-fu kicked a Crystal Palace fan in January 1995, resulting in a nine-month ban.Elsewhere, there has been one major boost to morale at United after captain Bruno Fernandes declared he had snubbed a mega-money offer to move to Saudi Arabia.He said: “There was that possibility, the president of Al Hilal called me a month ago to ask“There was a waiting period on my part to think about what the future would hold. I would be open to it, if Manchester United felt it was my time.”I spoke with Mister Ruben Amorim, who really tried to talk me out of it. I spoke with the club, which wasn’t willing to sell, only if I truly wanted to leave.”We never talked about money; that was all handled by my agent, not me.“I spoke with my family to understand if that was what I wanted for my future.”It was actually my wife who asked me — I never said yes or no. She put my professional priorities ahead of everything else.Read More on The Sun“It would have been an easy move. I had Ruben Neves and Joao Cancelo there, two people I have a great friendship with.”But I want to stay at the highest level, play in big competitions, because I still feel capable. I want to keep being happy, I’m still very passionate about this sport, and I’m happy with my decision.” More

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      EFL club release ‘gorgeous work of art’ kit to celebrate 150th anniversary and even rival fans want to buy it

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      PORT VALE have released a stunning retro home kit to celebrate their 150th anniversary.The League One new-boys’ smart new strip has been flying off the shelves since its release.Port Vale have unveiled their stunning new retro home stripCredit: X @OfficialPVFCThe Valiants’ 2025-26 white home shirt will include a smart black collar, as well as black trim on the sleeves,It will also subtly include the Puma logo, in addition to a retro Port Vale logo.The shirt is not sullied by a garish sponsor, instead oozing a simple class.Vale’s kit is topped off with black shorts, also featuring the retro logo, as well as stripey black and white socks.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe Staffordshire side, who finished second in League Two, have confirmed that they have already flogged 1,815 home shirts on its first day on sale.For context, Vale averaged home gates of 7,639 last season.Port Vale’s kit launch has also been resoundingly well received online.One fan gushed on X: “That’s an absolutely gorgeous work of art is that. Might be kit of the season to be honest!”Most read in EFLBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKPort Vale wore this kit during the 2024-25 seasonCredit: PAWhile a second wrote: “Stunning kit. They always look miles better without a sponsor too.”A third commented: “Best kit I’ve seen for a long long time. Fulham fan.”Birmingham become first EFL club to win promotion as Tom Brady’s club bounce back to Championship at first attemptAnd a fourth swooned: “Sweet Jesus. So simple and yet so stunning.”Another asked: “Is it appropriate for a Wednesday fan to purchase this?”Port Vale CEO Matt Hancock said: “I’m proud that we can mark the beginning of our 150th anniversary season with the launch of our brand-new 2025/26 home shirt.”The design rightly honours and helps us to reflect on our past, whilst we can also make positive steps forward in an exciting season back in League One.”I’d like to personally thank the members of our Supporter Advisory Board, who were presented the crest concept at their inaugural meeting.”The group continues to help us shape decisions and we’re delighted that they will be involved throughout such an important season.” More

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      Cole Palmer eats jam sandwich and Brit music legend makes cameo in brilliant Chelsea kit video that was leaked

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      CHELSEA’s kit launch video for the 2025/26 campaign had it all.The Blues have revealed their new home kit for next season with a brilliant video on social media.Cole Palmer featured in Chelsea’s new kit launchCredit: https://x.com/ChelseaFCHe ate his favourite jam sandwichCredit: https://x.com/ChelseaFCThe new kit is inspired by LondonCredit: https://x.com/ChelseaFCLauren and Reece James feature in the promo videoCredit: https://x.com/ChelseaFCThe club’s new kit keeps the traditional blue shirt and shorts with white socks.The shirt and shorts have neat detailing on the body with a white collar.But it was the video that took centre stage as it featured star player Cole Palmer eating his favourite jam sandwich.The midfielder was filmed entering a cafe and ordering the dish before tucking in while wearing the new shirt.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLChelsea 2025/26 Home Kit: Available Now!*If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue.The promo also featured Madness singer and Chelsea fan Graham ‘Suggs’ McPherson.The British singer-songwriter stars as a taxi driver who gives a lift to the club’s women’s captain and Lionesses’ star Millie Bright.During his scene in the cab, he turns the radio over to play Madness’ iconic song Our House which serves as the music for the remainder of the video.Chelsea stars Reece and Lauren James also appear with the men’s captain having his haircut at a barbershop.Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSLauren jokes that the trim is better than when their “dad did it”.Fans have loved the brilliant video as they flooded social media.Arsenal reveal new home kit for 2025/26 season with major change to badge and eye-watering price More

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      Nike awkwardly delete social media post after accidentally leaking Chelsea’s new kit early

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      NIKE had to swiftly delete a social media post after appearing to leak Chelsea’s new home kit for the 2025-26 season.The Blues are yet to officially announce what their new strip will look like for next season, but fans caught a quick glimpse of what to expect thanks to Nike’s faux pas.Nike accidentally leaked Chelsea’s home kit for the upcoming seasonCredit: XThe shirt features a blue pattern and a white V-neck collarCredit: XChelsea have already teased the announcement of their new kit on Instagram, suggesting the official reveal will take place on Friday.But Nike jumped the gun when they posted a photo of the shirt alongside the caption: “Recharged in electric blue. Trimmed in brilliant white. Worn with West London pride.”The kit manufacturing Goliaths clearly realised their mistake and swiftly deleted the post soon afterwards. The new shirt keeps Chelsea’s classic blue colour with a unique pattern and a flash of white detailing on a V-neck collar.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLNoticeably there is no sponsor on the shirt for next season yet as the Stamford Bridge club continue to look for a long-term front of shirt partner.The SW6 outfit announced last month that Emirati property giants Damac would be sponsoring their current kit until the end of the season after going most of the campaign without a sponsor.That partnership will also see the club work with Damac to build 1,400 luxury football-themed apartments in Dubai – but the property firm will still not be adorning the front of Chelsea’s shirts next season.Chelsea have not signed a long-term shirt sponsorship deal with any company since the arrival of Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital in West London.Most read in FootballChelsea have partnered with Damac as their front of shirt sponsors until the end of the seasonCredit: GettyThe club will join forces with the Dubai-based property developers to build 1,400 luxury football-themed apartments on Dubai’s beachfrontCredit: YouTube / DAMAC PropertiesJoin SUN CLUB for the Chelsea Files every Tuesday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from Stamford BridgeThe club are thought to be holding out for more lucrative offers when they secure a return to Champions League football – a huge lure for interested companies. Despite Nike’s best efforts to get the kit out early, Chelsea fans will have to wait for the official announcement of their new kit.Arsenal reveal new home kit for 2025/26 season with major change to badge and eye-watering priceMeanwhile, London rivals Arsenal today launched their new home kit for the upcoming campaign with kit providers adidas.The Gunners, who are expected to wear the new threads against Newcastle on Sunday, have unveiled a classy red and white shirt with an intricate detail depicting the font used in the club’s old Victoria Concordia Crescit badge from the 1900s.Arsenal have announced their home kit for the 2025-26 seasonCredit: Arsenal FC More

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      Arsenal reveal new home kit for 2025/26 season with major change to badge and eye-watering price

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      ARSENAL have released their new home shirt for the 2025/26 season.The club’s new shirt comes with an eyewatering price as the most expensive version will set back fans £130.Arsenal have released the club’s new home shirtCredit: Arsenal FCThe club made the announcement with a video on social mediaCredit: Arsenal FCBukayo Saka models the new kitCredit: Arsenal FCThe club has returned to the full crest rather than just the cannonCredit: GettyThe North London club unveiled the shirt in a video on social media.The video was captioned “the pulse of our club”.A heartbeat can be heard as the video showcases the new shirt.The shirt has a red body paired with white sleeves and red stripes on the arms.READ MORE ON ARSENALThere has been a major change to the club badge compared to the current season editions.The full crest has returned to the shirt rather than just the cannon that sits on the 2024/25 shirts.Fans have given the shirt a mixed reception on social media.One posted: “This looks really beautiful.. love every bit of it.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSA second commented: “Unfortunately, I don’t have money, clean though.”A third wrote: “Arsenal FC – Fashion Club. Less clothes and more wins please.”‘Those doubts maybe kick in’ – Jamie Carragher hints when Declan Rice will start considering his Arsenal futureArsenal’s new goalkeeper kit is a bright one for sureCredit: Arsenal FCA fourth said: “Look great wearing it whilst doing another guard of honour.”Another added: “Let’s win some silverware wearing this.”The authentic long-sleeve version of the shirt is an eye-watering £130 with the short sleeve version priced at £120.Fans can get a cheaper version of the shirt with a short sleeve priced at £85 and a long sleeve at £90.The kit is paired with whit shorts and red socks but there is also an alternate pair of red shorts.The goalkeeper kit is a bright yellow with red trim.Meanwhile, Manchester City have already released their kit for next season.Read More on The SunThe club dropped a hint over Jack Grealish’s future as he was featured in the promotion.And supporters believe that this could indicate that he will be staying at the Etihad past the summer transfer window.Join SUN CLUB for the Arsenal Files every Friday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from The Emirates More