Arsenal Set to Debut New 2026/27 Kit at Potential Champions League Final

Arsenal could unveil their brand new home strip at one of the biggest moments in the club's calendar this season. Adidas has locked in 14 May as the release date for the 2026/27 kit, opening up the tantalising prospect of the Gunners sporting it during their final league game against Burnley and—should they overcome Atletico Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals—in the continental showpiece itself.

The multi-year partnership between the North London club and the German sportswear manufacturer permits Arsenal to debut next season's shirt before the current campaign concludes, a perk that could see the new kit become instantly legendary if worn during a Premier League trophy lift.

The fresh design marks a shift towards a deeper crimson compared to this season's offering, paired with white shoulders and sleeves bearing black and red striping down the arms. The Adidas three-stripe logo maintains its minimalist, wordless approach across the chest.

At the Arsenal store from 14 May, supporters will be able to grab the shirt for £85 in standard adult form, or £120 for an authentic replica matching the garment worn by the players themselves. Long-sleeve variants will also feature as part of the Elite partnership arrangement, which positions Arsenal among Adidas' most prestigious club collaborators.

The Gunners sit ahead of Manchester City in the title race, making the prospect of lifting the Premier League crown in the new kit a genuine possibility. Beyond the home shirt, an away kit—expected to arrive later in summer—is rumoured to feature dark blue with yellow and red striping.

Adidas' Elite status for Arsenal means the club will receive the kit reveal a day before Manchester United and a full week prior to Liverpool's launch. The 2026/27 season will see Arsenal offered up to four different shirts alongside several pre-match alternatives, whilst lifestyle collections including the Lifestyler range of tracksuits, jackets, and t-shirts will round out the comprehensive rollout.