If you watched the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham yesterday, you might have noticed that the Gunners wore some special stuff ahead of the match - their brand-new Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection. However, there was something 'strange' with it.
In order to apply with EPL's kit rules, Adidas was forced to create a special version of the 424 collection without the 424 logo below the Adidas logo. Instead, it featured just a red rectangle.
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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was wearing the hoodie of the Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection, of course also with red rectangle instead of the 424 logo.
The version of the Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection without the 424 is not available to buy - it is sure to become a ultra-rare collector's item.
Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection Including Kit Released
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What do you think of the Premier League not allowing two brands on a shirt also ahead of a match? Comment below.
Adidas Forced To Replace 424 Logo With Red Rectangle To Apply With Equipment Regulations
In order to apply with EPL's kit rules, Adidas was forced to create a special version of the 424 collection without the 424 logo below the Adidas logo. Instead, it featured just a red rectangle.
Embed from Getty Images
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was wearing the hoodie of the Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection, of course also with red rectangle instead of the 424 logo.
The version of the Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection without the 424 is not available to buy - it is sure to become a ultra-rare collector's item.
Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection Including Kit Released
Embed from Getty Images
What do you think of the Premier League not allowing two brands on a shirt also ahead of a match? Comment below.