The Gunners are in pole position in the Premier League title race and have a Champions League final on the horizon too with a new kit to be released ahead of this season’s conclusion
Arsenal will unveil their new home kit on Friday (May 15) and it could go down as one of the most decorated shirts in the club’s history. The Gunners have three huge weeks in which they are in pole position in the Premier League title race as well as facing PSG in their first Champions League final since 2006.
The Adidas strip is set to be revealed on Arsenal’s official website on Thursday morning, with sales opening in time for next Monday’s crucial title clash with Burnley. Prices are expected to be around £85 for the standard adult version, rising to roughly £120 for the authentic, player-spec shirt – matching this season’s home kit as the joint most expensive in Arsenal’s history.
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The new design could also be worn for Arsenal’s final three matches of the campaign. If Mikel Arteta’s side were to win the Premier League ahead of Manchester City and then beat PSG in the Champions League final, it would briefly become the club’s most successful kit in terms of trophies won per appearance.
Should Arsenal lift the league title, the shirt could also gain additional details in 2026/27, with the club eligible to wear gold Premier League champions badges. A Champions League winners emblem could also feature to mark success in Europe’s top competition.
In terms of design, the kit sticks to Arsenal’s classic red body and white sleeves, with the white extending across the shoulders. Adidas’ three stripes are bolder than in recent seasons, using alternating black and red to stand out. The shirt carries the Adidas three-stripe performance logo rather than the Trefoil, which is being reserved for a dark blue away kit.
Commercially, Arsenal are unaffected by the Premier League’s ban on betting sponsors on the front of shirts. Emirates will remain the main sponsor, while Visit Rwanda is expected to not feature on on the sleeve for the 2026/27 shirts.
Arsenal go into the closing stages of the Premier League season facing Burnley at home before a trip to Selhurst Park against Crystal Palace in what could decide the title race’s fate if all things stay the same and you can watch all this live on Sky Sports. Alternatively, you can watch the highlights on either Sky Sports or Arsenal’s main YouTube channels as well as BBC’s Match of the Day on both matchdays.
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