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'F*cking awful' - Arsenal fans lose their minds over supposed new 'Lynx Africa' adidas away kit as social media 'leaks' also reveal a divisive home jersey design for 2024-25

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  • Gunners still in the title hunt this season
  • Attention drifting towards next campaign
  • Supporters get a peak at possible shirts
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The Gunners are still hoping that whatever they wear next season will be sporting golden Premier League patches on the sleeves, as they look to land a first top-flight title in 20 years. They have just three games left to take in, as defending champions Manchester City remain hot on their heels.

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Supporters are getting an apparent peak at what kit manufacturers adidas allegedly have lined up for the next campaign, with some bold designs generating a mixed response. Images of a black away kit that features green and red accents – which offer a nod towards a training top from years gone by that was designed to celebrate the friendship between Ian Wright and David Rocastle – has divided opinion.

  • WHAT THE FANS ARE SAYING

    Many Arsenal followers, including @getprawned, are of the opinion that the shirt is “f*cking awful”. Another, @ArsenalN7, has suggested that the Gunners are lining up a “Lynx Africa kit”, while @mannyd_02 says it “looks like a GK kit”. Others have branded the design “pathetic”, “disgraceful” and “disgusting”.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Arsenal fans have also got a look at what their home kit for next season could look like, with the gold adidas branding that features on their current jersey being swapped out for navy blue. Pictures of that shirt have also generated a mixed response.

  • WHAT NEXT FOR ARSENAL?

    Mikel Arteta’s side - who hold a narrow one-point lead over City, with the Blues still boasting a game in hand on the north London outfit – will be back in Premier League action on Saturday lunchtime when playing host to Bournemouth.