Mikel Arteta's team is getting ready for the new season as the latest images of Arsenal's new uniform go on sale in Indonesia.
Even if Arsenal's championship defense fizzled out this year, there are still many reasons to be optimistic for 2023–24.
The team of Mikel Arteta is back in the Champions League and is expected to have a busy summer, with the top transfer target being Declan Rice of England. The focus will soon shift to the uniform that Arsenal will wear in the next season, as Adidas is getting set to produce a new version of the team's home jersey.
Given the discussion on social media about the home jersey being sold in other countries, Adidas may not have much longer to reveal the actual design Adidas and Arsenal have created together. Images shared on the social networking site Twitter show a mannequin at a store in Indonesia with what seems to be the new strip for 2023/24.
The shirt has a gold Adidas insignia and striped sleeves, similar to 'leaked' versions that have appeared on social media. The socks are white with a 'AFC' in a traditional typeface and a red band halfway up, while the shorts are black with a white Adidas emblem, without the brand's wordmark and simply the three stripes.
After producing the team's uniforms and practice gear in the 1990s, Adidas is continuing to work with Arsenal. Both companies recently agreed to an extension of their collaboration until the end of the decade after being pleased by Adidas' efforts since it replaced Puma in 2019.
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