Nike Arsenal 18-19 Home Kit Concept by Franco Sosa
Apr 10, 2018, by Chris
What if Nike would make Arsenal's kits again? While it looks likely that Adidas will replace Puma as Arsenal's kit supplier from the 2019-20 season, graphic designer Franco Sosa has created a concept of how a modern Arsenal jersey from Nike could look like.
Nike Arsenal 2018-19 Concept Home Kit
This is how an Arsenal home kit from Nike could look like in 2018.
Inspired by Arsenal's iconic 2005-06 'Highbury kit' and based on Nike's modern 2018 World Cup template, the Arsenal Nike 2018-2019 Concept by Franco Sosa is maroon with golden logos and applications.
Unlike the classic Nike Arsenal 05-06 kit, Franco's jersey comes with a crew neck collar and with the badge placed on the left chest.
What do you think of Franco Sosa's Nike Arsenal kit concept? Would you like Nike to make Arsenal's kits again? Let us know in the comments below.
Brusque 2026 Pink October Kit Released
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The shirt combines two tones of pink, featuring an eye-catching chevron graphic across the chest over an intricate sublimated fabric texture. Bold black detailing provides strong contrast on the thick ribbed V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs, as well as on all sponsor prints and the Junpe manufacturer logo. The club's traditional yellow, green, and red crest sits in full color on the left breast, topped by three stars.
A bespoke circular seal appears on the lower front with the campaign motto "Jogue pela vida! Cuide de você - Um toque pode virar o jogo" (Play for life! Take care of yourself - One touch can turn the game around), drawing a direct parallel between the sport and the importance of self-examination. The limited-edition jersey is sold through the club's official retail space next to the Augusto Bauer stadium.
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Kashima Antlers and Nike have officially released a special 35th anniversary kit to celebrate the founding of the iconic J1 League side on October 1, 1991. The release also pays homage to Brazilian football legend Zico, whose spirit and influence remain foundational to the identity and DNA of the Ibaraki-based club.
The Nike Kashima Antlers 26-27 35th anniversary shirt boasts an elegant two-tone dark navy half-and-half design inspired by the night scenery of Kashima Bay. Breaking away from the club's standard colors, the kit applies full gold detailing throughout, highlighted by the club's first-ever matte gold crest featuring a commemorative 1991/2026 engraving. All sponsor marks, the Nike Swoosh, and the sleeve badge are finished in matching metallic gold.
Navy shorts and socks with gold accents round off the sophisticated look. Fans can customize the kit with gold printing in either Nike's current 26-27 squad font or a recreated version of the club's original 1990s founding-era typography, with Zico's legendary number 10 among the selections. Kashima Antlers are scheduled to wear the special uniform on December 19, 2026, against Tokyo Verdy at MUFG Stadium (Japan National Stadium).
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