Arsenal supporters have now given their verdict on the Gunners’ new away kit, which has been officially unveiled ahead of the new season.
Adidas are producing Arsenal’s kits once again this season, and their design for the club’s new away strip has now been revealed to the world, and is available to fans for purchase.
The North London club have had a number of iconic kits down the years, and whilst Adidas have been bold with some their design choices in recent years, they have generally managed to produce kits that appeal to Arsenal fans and exist comfortably in connection with the club.
How much a kit matters is a matter for debate in and of itself. There is plenty of truth to the notion that producing a number of new strips each season is simply a money-making exercise and nothing more.
However, fans connect with kits. Their memories of great days, iconic Arsenal victories, legendary Arsenal players, trophies, triumphs, and heartbreaks, are all tied to the kits that were being worn at the time.
If is for that reason that many supporters feel such excitement whenever a new look is unveiled. It is also why Arsenal kits are often leaked and speculated upon, as they represent big business.
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Arsenal fans have say on new 2024/25 away kit
Having now seen the new design, plenty of Arsenal fans were keen to share their thoughts on the new look that Mikel Arteta’s side will soon be sporting when playing away from the Emirates Stadium.
One fan said: “Diversity, Tradition, Culture. We are the Arsenal.”
Another stated: “Beautiful kit and an even greater message.”
One chipped in with: “Can’t wait to see saka wearing it.”
Another exclaimed: “I so love this…. Proud to be African.”
One supporter was adamant: “The best away kit so far.”
Another admitted: “It’s so beautiful, I want.”
What does the new Arsenal away kit represent?
Arsenal’s new away kit, according to their official website: “Honours the strong connection between Arsenal, North London, and Africa, recognising both our African supporters and the African players who have graced our team.”
Primarily a black kit, it features red, green, and white accents and flourishes, as well as a: “Pattern inspired by 1920’s African tribal art, symbolising freedom, movement, and joy.”
This is not the first time that Arsenal have worn a kit with a special meaning.
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