Fake Arsenal 23-24 Home & Away Kits Leaked, But Could They Be Close?
Feb 23, 2023, by Chris
Images of the alleged Adidas Arsenal 23-24 kits have been shared by @formakultur. However, they are not real.
WARNING - these are not real
There are dozens of false 23-24 kit fakes
Fake Arsenal 23-24 Home & Away Kits Are Based on Predictions
The images of the alleged Arsenal 23-24 home and away kits are counterfeits based on predictions, so they are no official Adidas designs.
How Close Could the Counterfeit Arsenal 23-24 Home & Away Kits Be?
Both counterfeits are based on predictions that have an expected accuracy of around 75%. While the (main) colors are correct, the design and details will certainly differ from what has been leaked. The home could be very close to the final design, while the away is much more unlikely.
"Could Be Very Close": Arsenal 23-24 Home Kit Counterfeit Based on Prediction
The Arsenal 23-24 home fake kit could be close to the final Arsenal kit, even though we are sure that at least minor details will be different.
"Final Kit Could Be Very Different": Arsenal 23-24 Away Kit Counterfeit Based on Prediction
For the away kit, the final design could be very different. Nether the graphic design nor the collar details are confirmed but are purely speculative.
Upon closer inspection, the quality looks good at first glance, but there are clear discrepancies between the counterfeit and what fans can expect from an official Adidas kit. For example, the cannon on the away kit is placed too low, something that would never happen with an official Adidas kit.
Barcelona, Madrid, Juventus & Inter 23-24 Fake Kits
Our sources were able to source more pictures of the same Arsenal fakes as well as four other "23-24" kit counterfeits for Inter, Barcelona, Juventus, and Real Madrid. All these other counterfeits are total fakes and have nothing in common with upcoming 2023-24 kits.
Do you like the fake Arsenal home and away kits? Let us know in the comments below, and browse the 23-24 Kit Overview for actual 2023-2024 jersey leaks and info.
Liverpool Debut 26-27 Away Kit
Liverpool debuted their new 2026-27 away kit in yesterday's pre-season friendly against Wrexham. The design delivers a simple yet refined look, combining timeless elegance with a strong sense of the club's traditional identity on the pitch.
The kit is inspired by the club's mid-1980s jerseys as well as the match tickets used during the 1970s.
AD Mérida 26-27 Home Kit Released
Spanish Primera Federación club AD Mérida has officially unveiled its new home kit for the 26-27 season, made by technical partner Macron. Launched under a campaign highlighting the club's history and regional identity, the design continues the long-standing partnership between the Extremaduran side and the Italian sportswear brand.
The AD Mérida 26-27 home shirt features a crisp white body paired with bold green sleeves and shoulders. Black and white detailing trims the sleeve cuffs and collar, which also features a dark front v-insert. The Macron Hero logo is applied in black on the right chest and shoulders, while the club crest is placed over the left chest above central sponsor lettering.
On the back, green player names and numbers with dark outlines complement the overall look, finishing a sleek design for the upcoming campaign.
Inter San Carlos 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Newly promoted Costa Rican Liga Promerica side Inter San Carlos have officially unveiled their new home and away kits for the 26-27 season, made by local sports brand Monarca. The new jerseys will be worn as the club makes its top-flight debut in Costa Rican football following their recent promotion.
The Inter San Carlos 26-27 home kit comes in green, featuring dark green vertical panels decorated with a bold jaguar spot pattern. Thin gold pinstripes run down the jersey, complemented by gold detailing on the collar and sleeve cuffs alongside white sponsor logos.
Completing the set, the Inter San Carlos 26-27 away jersey opts for a clean white base highlighted by faint feline spot graphics across the chest. Gold vertical pinstripes line the body, while green accents on the collar, sleeve cuffs, and sponsor branding finish off the design.
Adidas Originals River Plate 26-27 Retro Bag Leaked
Footy Headlines can share an image of the River Plate 2026-27 football bag, featuring a retro-inspired design. It comes with the Trefoil logo and a historic River Plate crest inspired by the club's first-ever emblem, which was used between 1918 and 1928.
Dortmund 26-27 Third Kit Leaked - Launch Soon
@opaleak has shared a promo image of Borussia Dortmund's new 2026-27 third kit ahead of its official release. It is set to be released today, July 30.
National Team Crest Evolutions
Renowned football designer Emilio Sansolini (@EmilioSansolini) has published a comprehensive visual overview highlighting the evolution of national team crests around the world. Titled 'Then & Now', the graphics showcase dozens of international football federations, comparing their previous badges directly with their current modern redesigns.
The visual collection covers major footballing nations alongside smaller federations across all major continental confederations. High-profile rebrands featured in the comparison include France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Brazil, Mexico, and the United States, illustrating the widespread shift toward minimalist aesthetics, modernized heraldry, and sleeker digital styling over the past decade.
While many modern redesigns aim to create cleaner, more scalable digital logos, fan reactions to these visual shifts remain mixed. Minimalist updates for nations like Spain, Mexico, and South Korea have often sparked debate regarding traditional heritage versus modern branding, whereas updates for federations such as Iceland, Costa Rica, and Venezuela have generally received praise for introducing fresh identity concepts.