Arsenal's dazzling 25/26 pre-match kit 'leaked' with vivid new design showcased

New kits continue to leak at speed as clubs prepare to launch their new jerseys and training ranges ahead of the 2025/26 Premier League season – and Arsenal are among the latest clubs whose future clobber seems to have been revealed.

Footy Headlines claim to have access to a leak of Arsenal’s brand new pre-match training kit – not a form of clothing which every club uses, but which Adidas and the Gunners have used to artistic effect this season as the players get ready.

Next season’s jersey is yet another eye-catching piece of gear, and we’ve got all of the (as yet unconfirmed) details below ahead of the formal announcement…

Arsenal’s latest 2025/26 shirt leaked

The new jersey follows the bold template set down by its 2024/25 counterpart, coating the Arsenal squad in blue, yellow and red flames in a deeply distinctive and eye-catching design.

A plain blue collar is the only framing for the shirt, which features the stripped-back cannon logo. That’s noteworthy because leaks of the game jerseys for next season suggest a return to the full shield logo for the rest of the team’s apparel.

You can see alleged details of Arsenal’s much more traditional new home jersey here – in comparison with the bold and colourful pre-match wear, the shirts set to be worn in-game are much more minimalist, and seem to have been met with a mixed reaction from supporters.

Some fans described the new home jersey as “clean” while others merely viewed as “underwhelming” – neither description, however, seems apt for the kaleidoscopic pre-match shirt which has now seemingly been unveiled ahead of an official release.

We don’t as yet know when any of Arsenal’s 2025/26 jerseys will be revealed by the club, or when they will be available for purchase.

Pre-match shirt continues bold new tradition

While many clubs are content to simply wear a tracksuit as they go through their pre-game warm-up routines, Arsenal broke the mould this season by wearing a jazzy pre-match shirt as they got ready for action.

The current shirt, which seemingly draws design inspiration from the Union flag on its right side and adds black and white patterning down the left, was almost as much a piece of modern art as it was a football jersey – and the new kit seems set to follow in its footsteps.

Traditionalists may at least be contented with the fact that the new version does at least make use of Arsenal’s traditional colours, both the iconic red and the yellows and blues which have adorned the majority of the club’s change kits across more than 30 years of Premier League football.

While Arsenal may be making some more pre-match fashion statements, the main goal will be improving on what could be set to become three consecutive second-place finishes in the Premier League.

Mikel Arteta and his transfer team, led by new sporting director Andrea Berta, have a lot of work do over the course of the summer transfer window as they look to add fresh firepower up front and to address depth concerns which have hobbled the club’s league campaign this season - not that such issues have stopped them from making a deep run in the Champions League.