The supposed design, which pays tribute to two Gunners heroes, is thought to be Arsenal’s new training top ahead of European nights next season
Arsenal’s supposed new 2024/25 training strip for Champions League nights has been ‘leaked’. In recent years, the Gunners have gone to town with their stylish warm-up gear and are looking to stay on trend into the new season.
The mooted training top design is said to pay tribute to Ian Wright and David Rocastle with green and red sleeves paying homage to Honor Oak, where the club legends grew up. Thought to be available to buy from September, Footy Headlines depicts the black training top featuring what looks to be breathable mesh material on the sides in a black-and-white leopard print pattern.
The right sleeve is green and the left is red. To match the respective sleeves, the Adidas logo is printed in green with the Arsenal badge in red. Shirt sponsor Emirates has its logo in white, as are the signature Adidas stripes.
The tops are reportedly set to be exclusively worn before European nights, with the hope that Arsenal at least secure a top-four spot this season. Meanwhile, Footy Headlines also believes it has leaked Arsenal’s regular training shirt for next season.
The design sees aqua features against a dark blue background with a similar breathable mesh attached to the hip area. The sleeves and torso are the same colour while the Adidas stripes are also aqua.
Back in November, Footy Headlines said it had leaked Arsenal’s 2024/25 away kit. The shirt looks very similar to the European training top, with a few changes.
