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Arsenal are continuing their partnership with Adidas

Arsenal’s new adidas away kit for the 2026-27 season has been ‘leaked’ online ahead of it’s official release.

As per Footy Headlines, the Arsenal 2026-27 away shirt acts as a 'reverse' version of the 1991-93 away shirt, which first introduced the famous bruised banana pattern.

The colour scheme is ‘collegiate navy' paired with red and yellow accents and incorporates the trefoil logo for a nostalgic touch.

According to the aforementioned website, the Arsenal 2026-27 away shirt will be released on Thursday, July 23.

As supporters await the new kit release, many have been impressed by Adidas’ efforts regarding the brand new training selection after the likes of Ethan Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Riccardo Calafiori reported for training on Monday.

Arsenal unveiled their new Adidas home kit in May. The design is said to features subtle visual references drawn from Emirates Stadium, including a bespoke crewneck collar inspired by the sweeping rooflines and subtle red patterning across the body which adds depth and texture”.

The new red and white home shirt is completed with white shorts featuring red detailing, and red socks finished with complementary accents, creating a balanced and cohesive on‑pitch look.

Although, Arsenal did not wear it for the final home game of last season against Burnley, nor the Champions League final penalty shootout loss to Paris Saint-Germain.

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Instead, the Gunners will debut their new home threads at some point during pre-season.

However, it could be that the new away kit makes an appearance first with Arsenal taking on Girona on August 1 at the Estadi Montilivi in what is their first pre-season fixture.

When the two sides met in the Champions League during the 2024-25 campaign, the Gunners wore their away kit to avoid a colour clash, so the same will be expected again.