Arsenal home, away and third kits for 2025/26: Everything we know so far as new designs 'leaked'

As we prepare for the Premier League run-in, which will see Arsenal attempt to overhaul Liverpool's 12-point lead after the international break, we will also be entering kit leak season.

Fans will still have a while to wait until we officially see what teams will be wearing for the 2025/26 season, but the leaks won't be far off now.

The more optimistic Gunners supporters will be hoping that when they don next season's shirt they will have won their first Premier League title for more than 20 years, while the more measured fans will simply be hoping for a set of designs that are easy on the eye.

Arsenal home kit for 2025/26 'leaked'

Back in December, Footy Headlines 'revealed' that Arsenal’s new shirt will be released in early May and 'exclusively leaked' the fact that the home strip will indeed be red and white. Who'd have thunk it?

But a further up has appeared on their site, with purported details of their home, away and third kits 'leaked' alongside mocked up images of each shirt, based on these predictions.

The home kit is said to remove the blue trim that appears on the current home shirt and return to the exclusive use of red and white that fans are used to.

The away kit leak shows a blue and black design featuring lightning bolts, which have appeared on a number of recent kits, including last year's home shirt, plus the 2021/22 third shirt.

A design for the third shirt has also been doing the rounds, which is a textured white shirt that features maroon and gold detailing.

All the most recent kits have been sponsored by UAE airline Emirates, of course, and that will continue in 2025-26, with a deal in place until 2028.

If Footy Headlines’ rough predictions is correct, next season’s shirt will be a return to a more simplistic design, with the club crest back on the front and no extra colours beyond red and white.

That might please some of the club’s more traditional supporters, while others might hope for a more creative design. But you can’t please everyone, and keeping things simple is often the way to go.