On Monday night, Arsenal launched their new red and white home kit for the 2015/2016 season, designed by their new partners, Puma.
This is the second the kit manufacturers are making for the Gunners, after agreeing a £30million-a-year deal last year.
Arsenal players Santi Cazorla, Nacho Monreal, Hector Bellerin, Tomas Rosicky and Danny Welbeck joined Thierry Henry for the elaborate ceremony, which was staged outside the magnificent Emirates Stadium.
Fans gathered in their thousands to get a glimpse of their new jerseys, which will be available for order from June 25.
Bellerin said: “It’s really nice, obviously red and white like people like it. It’s got some nice features, bit stylish, I think it’s going to look really good on all the fans.”
Welbeck added: “I like it. It’s a bit classic, it’s not as tight as last season so I can breathe on the pitch.”
When asked about expectations when wearing the strip next season, Rosicky said: “I think there is only one aim from us – to win the title. I have to say the squad is really big so the talent is there.”
