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      Reason Arsenal won’t wear new home shirt against Everton revealed even if Premier League rules had let them

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      ARSENAL released their new home kit this morning.However, the Gunners will NOT wear it when they face Everton on Sunday.Arsenal’s new home kit was released this week – featuring a major change to the badgeCredit: Arsenal FCThe Gunners will NOT wear the new kit against Everton on SundayCredit: Arsenal FCSunSport understands Arsenal have decided against using the new strip because they are still fighting for the title – even if the Premier League rules had allowed them to.Mikel Arteta’s side go into Sunday’s match two points behind Manchester City.That means they need to beat Everton and for City to drop points against West Ham on the final day.Like Arsenal, the Sky Blues will not wear their new home kit at the weekend.Read More on FootballMan City debuted this season’s home kit on the last day of the 2022-23 campaign, but by that point they had already secured the league title.Premier League rules state that any side mathematically able to win the title on the final day must wear their kit from that season.This weekend marks the 10th time the title is decided on the final day.Arsenal revealed a major change to their new kit when it was released this week.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe iconic cannon symbol has replaced the club crest on the front of the shirt.It is the first time in 35 years it features on the home shirt.Arsenal’s five season-defining momentsArsenal Women will debut the kit when they face Brighton on Saturday.The Gunners’ away kit and third kit, due to be unveiled this summer, will also include the cannon. More

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      Arsenal’s 2024/25 home kit with new badge released as fans say ‘we have unprecedented amounts of sauce’

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      ARSENAL have released their home kit for next season and it is fair to say fans love it.The Gunners went for a gold trim for 2023/24 but that has been swapped out for a navy trim, with the iconic three Adidas lines the same colour.Arsenal have released their 2024/25 home kitCredit: Arsenal FCThe shirt features a cannon instead of an Arsenal badge for the first time since 1990Credit: Arsenal FCThe Gunners released a video showing off their new stripCredit: Arsenal FCThe new kit also features more white, with the colour included on the torso as a background to the traditional red.One key difference is the change of crest, with a cannon replacing the Arsenal badge.The last time the cannon featured instead of the badge was the 1989-90 campaign – the year after the Gunners won the title on the last day of the season by beating rivals Liverpool 2-0.Fans are in awe of the new strip and some are already considering purchasing the kit.READ MORE ON ARSENALOne reacted saying: “Masterclass.”Another added: “One thing about Arsenal, we have unprecedented amounts of sauce.”A third wrote: “I need badly.”And another commented: “Tbf at first I didn’t like it but I might have to get that.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe new home kit is now on sale to supporters priced at £80 for short sleeves, with the long sleeve shirt £85.Kids shirts cost an eye-watering £55 while shorts cost £45.Kyle Walker ‘muds’ Arsenal fans as Man City star makes brutal ‘fireworks’ dig on live TVThe new home kit costs £80 for adultsCredit: Arsenal FC More

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      Man Utd fans devastated by ‘one of the worst jerseys ever seen’ as away kit ‘leaked’ for 2024/25 season

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      MANCHESTER UNITED fans have been left devastated after their new away kit was supposedly “leaked” online.Erik ten Hag’s side have provided little for their supporters to cheer about on the pitch this term.Man Utd’s new away kit has allegedly been leakedCredit: Jersey ReviewFans soon took to X to vent their anger at the designCredit: Jersey ReviewAnd they were even embarrassed when reaching the FA Cup Final with Man City after they survived blowing a three-goal lead to Coventry before beating them on penalties.They failed to retain the Carabao Cup while the Red Devils were also dumped out of the Champions League at the group stages.And their Premier League form has left little to get excited about.Saturday’s dismal 1-1 draw at home to Burnley left them sixth in the table with just four matches left to secure European football.READ MORE ON MAN UTDThe dire campaign has piled pressure on Ten Hag, who is wanted back at old club Ajax, after Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s purchase of 25 per cent in the club.However, while the future of the manager remains up in the air, an Instagram account called “jerseyreview” has “leaked” what those players still at United next term will allegedly be wearing in away games.The all-blue Adidas number, which has new sponsor Snapdragon on the front, looks incredibly similar to England’s cricket jersey.And it did not take long for United’s followers to give their damning verdict on the new design on social media after the alleged “leak”.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“This could easily be one of the worst jerseys I have ever seen,” replied one stunned fan.Another claimed that it “looks like a cricket kit” while it was also branded “awful”.Under-fire Man Utd manager Erik ten Hag slammed for ‘writing off NEXT SEASON’ after admitting how far Reds are off top 3A fellow supporter said: “Team about to drop several stinkers in this shirt.”A fifth wrote: “This looks like we gan get major Ls wearing this.”A sixth asked if they were “taking the p***?”Another declared that it was a “true stinker”.An eighth wrote: “That is a disgusting design.”A ninth asked: “Wtf is this ??”While a tenth stated that it was simply “garbage”.Some United fans slammed the ‘awful’ design and said it looked like a ‘cricket’ topCredit: Jersey Review More

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      Arsenal fans ask ‘what are we getting punished for?’ as home kit for 2024/25 season is ‘leaked’

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      ARSENAL supporters have not reacted well after their new home kit was “leaked” online.The Gunners are currently riding high at the top of the Premier League as they look to end their title drought.Footy Headlines claim that they have leaked Arsenal’s new home kit for 2024/25Credit: footy headlinesFans have reacted furiously to the design after it dropped on social mediaCredit: footy headlinesTheir 3-2 North London derby win at Tottenham kept them a point ahead of Man City in the chase to be crowned champions.It’s still all to play for over the upcoming weeks but Gooners have briefly switched their attention to next season already after spotting what is allegedly their new home kit.Having already had a mixed reaction to a “leaked” third kit, supporters were crying to “replace adidas IMMEDIATELY” when the “Lynx Africa” away kit was shown also.Now fans have been less than impressed with this new number.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLThe renowned Footy Headlines dropped a front and back shot of what the jersey will look like.It is largely white, with the sleeves covered by adidas’s three stripe logo in blue.Then the centre, from top to bottom, of the front is red while the same colour also dons the back in a circular fashion.And it did not take long for supporters to vent their dismay on social media.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“I’m not a huge fan,” responded one before saying: “Arguably our worst home kit in recent memory.”Another asked: “What are we getting punished for?”’Bravest fan in the world’ spotted in the Tottenham end with an ARSENAL shirt after turning up with wrong ticketA third wrote: “It’s an absolutely horrendous kit and they should be ashamed.”Another commented: “All I see is a big red bottle. Are planning to take the bottlers joke all the way to the title? That would be epic.”A fifth wrote: “Someone made these on Microsoft Paint.”A fellow Gooner asked: “What is this?”“I really don’t like this kit, but I can see it becoming a classic,” a seventh said:Another declared that “this will be a big disaster”.READ MORE SUN STORIESA ruthless ninth wrote: “Literally the worst thing I’ve ever seen.”While a tenth said: “Has to be a fan taking a p*** and surely not the real deal.”Mikel Arteta’s striker shopping listBy Jordan Davies
      ARSENAL are stepping up plans to sign a world-class striker in the summer after their Champions League heartbreak.
      Mikel Arteta splashed out £204.5m last summer on Declan Rice, Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber.
      But the Spanish manager accepts he needs a proven goalscorer to take the club to the next level.
      And here are the players he is looking at to get the Gunners firing:
      BENJAMIN SESKO (RB Leipzig, value £40m-£45m)
      One for the future at 20 years old. Scored 16 goals for RB Salzburg in the Austrian Bundesliga last season and the Slovenian has carried on that good form in Germany with Leipzig this campaign.
      VIKTOR GYOKERES (Sporting Lisbon, value £60m-£80m)
      Been scouted several times this season. The Swedish striker, 25, is more of a traditional No 9 so may not suit Arsenal’s demand for flexibility but would bring a physicality that boss Mikel Arteta craves.
      ALEXANDER ISAK (Newcastle, value £75m-£85m)
      Impressed in his first two seasons in English football. The Swede, 24, has the pace and finesse to match his finishing ability, and Eddie Howe’s Toon may need to sell to balance the books this summer.
      JOSHUA ZIRKZEE (Bologna, value £45m-£50m)
      Dutch wonder  is attracting the attentions of clubs across Europe. At 6ft 4in the 22-year-old forward would have no trouble adapting to the Premier League and already has an eye for goal.
      XAVI SIMONS (RB Leipzig, value £70m-£80m)
      An incredible talent in the Bukayo Saka mould, currently on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. The future of the Dutch attacker, 20, depends on how much money his parent club want to make from him. More

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      Arsenal fans cry ‘replace adidas IMMEDIATELY’ as 2024/25 ‘Lynx Africa’ away kit is ‘leaked’

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      ARSENAL fans were left dismayed after the club’s away kit for this coming season was allegedly leaked.Footy Headlines released photos of what they claim is the Gunners’ jersey for all their upcoming domestic and European visits during the 2024-25 campaign.Arsenal’s alleged away kit has leaked on social mediaCredit: X @Footy_HeadlinesArsenal fans are not happy with the jersey’s designCredit: X @Footy_HeadlinesThe shirt is dark and accompanied with the North Londoners’ badge painted in red as well as adidas’ symbol which is drawn in all green.There is no official confirmation regarding next term’s kits but Arsenal fans didn’t seem too happy with what they saw on social media.One fan tweeted: “Replace addidas immediately.”Another posted: “Looks like a can of Lynx Africa.”Read More on Arsenal A third wrote: “That is f*****g awful man.”This fan said: “So disappointed.”And that one stated: “Big miss.”Arsenal will be hoping to don next season’s kit with an extra Premier League title under their belt.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSMikel Arteta’s men are top of the Prem table with one point separating them from second-placed Manchester City.City, though, have a game in hand amid this heated and unprecedented three-horse title race, which includes Liverpool.’Bravest fan in the world’ spotted in the Tottenham end with an ARSENAL shirt after turning up with wrong ticketArsenal will need Pep Guardiola’s men to drop points as they head towards their final three fixtures against Bournemouth, Manchester United and Everton. More

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      Arsenal ‘bottle’ kit for 2024/25 season is leaked and fans joke ‘they know who they are’ after back-to-back defeats

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      ARSENAL were brutally trolled by fans online after their kit for next season was leaked.That’s after fans noticed that the red of the shirt against the white looked like the outline of a bottle.Arsenal were mocked after fans noticed the red on the kit looked like a bottleCredit: X @Footy_HeadlinesThe timing couldn’t really be any worse for Arsenal fans, given their season has threatened to unravel over the course of two weeks.The club were favourites going into their first leg against Bayern Munich, but only managed a 2-2 draw after taking the lead in their first leg.The Gunners then experienced a shock 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa to lose their grip on the title race and fall two points behind leaders Manchester City.That was followed by a 1-0 loss to Bayern to knock the club out of the Champions League last week.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLAfter the kit was leaked on X, one fan wrote: “Why does the red part look like a bottle?😂😂”Another added: “Fairs they accepted the bottling gene and added it to their jersey 😂”A third wrote: “At least they know who they are.”A fourth said: “I can only see a bottle.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSNot everyone disliked the kit though.One Gunners fan wrote: “This might be our finest home jersey ever😍😍😍”Biggest football kit fails after controversy over new England shirtThe leaked kit had already caused controversy as it does not feature the club’s usual crest.It instead features a simplified version of the logo, with is appearing as just a cannon.Arsenal play Wolves tonight at 7:45 pm as they look to get their title charge back on track.A win today would keep them top of the table at least until Manchester City play on Thursday. More

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      Non-league team forced to play in opponents’ kit after leaving their own shirts in a different country

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      NON-LEAGUE Merthyr Town were forced to play in their opponents kit after leaving theirs in another country.The Welsh-based club travelled to Winchester City in the Southern League Premier Division South on Tuesday night.Winchester City leant their away kit to Merthyr Town on Tuesday nightCredit: XHowever, the fixture was thrown into doubt after the visitors turned up without their kit.Winchester confirmed on social media that Merthyr had left their strip in Wales.Fortunately, though, they had their own away kit on hand for the Martyrs to play in.The hosts wrote on X: “Kit Update. Merthyr Town will play in our blue and black away kit, as they have accidentally left their kit in Wales.”READ MORE IN FOOTBALLMerthyr’s night got worse once the match got underway as Winchester ran out 2-0 winners.They were also reduced to 10 men in stoppage time after defender Liam Angel was sent off.The result has dented Merthyr’s play-off hopes in the seventh tier.Despite losing though, they remain fifth and in line to extend their season on goal difference with two matches remaining.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe club are chasing promotion to the sixth tier for the first time since reforming in 2010.Meanwhile, Winchester are 11th with a game in hand following their victory.Footballers you didn’t know were related from Premier League icons to Lionel MessiThe Citizens cannot make the play-offs, though, with 10 points separating them from their Tuesday night opponents. More

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      Arsenal 2024/25 home kit ‘leaked’ with NO club crest in controversial move – but fans like replacement detail

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      ARSENAL’S new home kit for the 2024/25 season has been leaked.The shirt does not include the club crest in a controversial move, but fans are loving the replacement detail.Arsenal’s leaked 2024/25 home kit sees the club crest replaced by a cannon badgeCredit: XSupporters have reacted to the leaked home jersey on social media after an image appeared online.Snapped hanging from a window, the shirt is the club’s traditional red with white sleeves.It also features the blue Adidas three stripes on the arms as well as the manufacturers logo and sponsors Emirates on the front.However, it is the new look badge which has caught the eye of fans.READ MORE ON ARSENALInstead of the club crest, the shirt features a white cannon badge in the same style as the gold cannon on the Gunners crest.Despite the change, fans have been loving the detail on social media, with one commenting: “Love the cannon.”Another added: “This kit looks quite good, the cannon on the chest adds to the appeal.”A third fan also wrote: “The cannon badge adds a touch of class.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSForget Odegaard and Rice… this Arsenal star could be Player of the Year, says Andy DillonBy Andy Dillon
      MARTIN ODEGAARD and Declan Rice will rightly be in the shake down for the Footballer of the Year award.
      But their Arsenal team-mate Gabriel also deserves recognition should the Gunners go on to win the Premier League title.
      The Brazilian has been a monster at the back alongside William Saliba.
      They are the heart of the meanest defence — conceding just 24 goals in the league this season.
      He has also scored four, the joint-highest for a defender in the top flight along with Spurs’ Cristian Romero.
      If boss Mikel Arteta ends Arsenal’s 20-year wait for the title then Gabriel will have been as important a cog in the machine as anyone at the Emirates.
      Considering he was struggling for game time and appeared a lost soul last summer, it’s some turnaround.
      Click here to ready Andy’s column in full.
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      Meanwhile, one more said: “Nice going back to old school.”Arsenal’s shirts previously featured the cannon alongside the club’s initials between the 1960s and 1990s.Fans left baffled as Sky Sports ‘leak’ Arsenal and Liverpool results from the future in major live TV blunderThis season’s green and blue third shirt also sees the club crest replaced by the cannon.A leaked third strip for next season back in March also included the retro-style logo.The 2024/25 campaign will be the sixth season of Arsenal’s partnership with Adidas.Their kits will continue to be produced by the German manufacturer until 2030 following an extension to the deal two years ago. More