Arsenal 22-23 Home Kit Released
The Arsenal 22-23 home kit was just released by Adidas and the Premier League club. Arsenal will debut the kit in the final Premier League game against Everton on 22 May.
Arsenal 22-23 Home Kit
This is the Arsenal 2022-23 home jersey, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Arsenal Football Club 2022-23 jersey is of course red and white - in terms of design, the main feature of the Arsenal 22-23 home kit is its collar, which is a polo-style one that is white with a red zig-zag graphic going around the rear.
The sleeves of the new Arsenal 2022-2023 home shirt are white apart from a red panel on the lower part, matching the color of the 3 Stripes.
The socks have a lighting pattern inspired by the collar
White shorts and red socks round off the look. The socks feature a duo lightening design, matching the collar detailing on the shirt. Alternative white socks are also available.
The Arsenal 22-23 home kit was launched on May 19th, 2022.
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Arsenal's home kits since 2011-12
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Fans Report Quality Issues with New Adidas 26-27 Away Kits
Supporters purchasing the newly released Manchester United 26-27 away kit have raised quality concerns after multiple fans reported fabric pulls and snagged threads on their shirts. Photos shared across social media reveal visible snags appearing after minimal, casual wear, with the textured knit material catching easily during everyday use.
The issue does not appear to be entirely isolated to Manchester United. Similar fabric snagging and thread pulls have been reported by fans wearing other recent Adidas releases, including the Real Madrid 26-27 away jersey and several 2026 national team shirts. Kit enthusiasts point to the fine structure of Adidas' current kit material, which appears significantly more delicate and prone to snagging than fabrics used in previous seasons.
Neither Adidas nor the club have issued an official statement regarding the reported durability defects. However, supporters who encounter snagging or fabric pulls on newly purchased jerseys are advised to keep their receipts and contact Adidas customer support or official stockists to request a replacement or refund.
Bayern München 26-27 Third Kit - Spotted for Sale
The Bayern Munich 2026-27 third kit has now been spotted on sale in stores. Thanks to CompetitiveClient374 for spotting it.
Liverpool 26-27 Away Goalkeeper Kit Released - 1994-95 Inspired
Alongside the launch of the 2026-27 away kit, Liverpool have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 goalkeeper away kit.
The shirt brings a classic retro look, featuring a purple torso paired with black sleeves and side panels. Inspired by Adidas goalkeeper templates from the 1990s, the design includes a subtle tonal graphic pattern running down the central purple section.
The Adidas Liverpool 2026-27 away goalkeeper kit is a tribute to the famous purple Liverpool keeper shirt from 1994-95.
FC Kharkiv 26-27 Away Kit Released
FC Kharkiv, recently rebranded from Metalist 1925, has officially released its new 26-27 away kit made by Adidas. The launch follows the unveiling of the club's home jersey a day prior as the Ukrainian Premier League side steps into a new era with a fresh identity and technical sponsor.
The Adidas FC Kharkiv 26-27 away shirt features a vibrant yellow base combined with a prominent central vertical stripe in claret. Matching claret accents trim the crew-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and Adidas three stripes along the shoulders, while the WhiteBIT sponsor logo appears in white across the front.
Completing the design, the club's updated circular crest is presented in monochromatic claret on the left chest, paired with the modern Adidas logo on the right. The kit will be worn throughout the 26-27 campaign.
Nottingham Forest 26-27 Away Kit Leaked?
Designer @jp_kits has shared images of what is claimed to be Nottingham Forest's 2026-27 away kit, featuring a dense leaf pattern across the entire front of the shirt.
However, Footy Headlines has not yet been able to confirm whether this is the final design. We will provide an update as soon as it has been verified.














