Exclusive: 2 Adidas Arsenal 2025 Retro Jerseys - Second Version Leaked

Update: Adidas will release not one but two 2024 Arsenal Icon retro jerseys. We leaked the first one back in August and now we can leak the second one, which has a very similar design to the first one.

Along with Manchester United, Adidas will also release a special 2025 icon jersey for Arsenal. Footy Headlines can exclusively leak the shirt.

Arsenal 2025 Icon Jersey - First Version

This is the first version of the Adidas Arsenal FC icon football shirt for 2025.

The first version of Adidas Arsenal 2025 icon shirt features a purple and light purple striped design with an off-white polo collar for a classic look.

The Adidas Arsenal 2025 icon shirt comes with the Trefoil logo and a revised Cannon logo from 1925, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the retro crest.

The bottom right of the Adidas Arsenal 2025 icon jersey features a special Adidas x Arsenal hem tag.

Arsenal 2025 Icon Jersey - Second Version

This is the second version of the Adidas Arsenal FC 2025 icon football shirt.

The second version of the Adidas Arsenal 2025 icon shirt has a quite similar design to the first version. The biggest change is that the Trefoil logo and the classic Gun Crest have been moved to the center of the chest, rather than on either side of the chest as in the first version.

The Arsenal 2025 icon jersey (second version) also features a round neck instead of the V-neck polo neck of the first version. The three red stripes on the shoulders are also a darker red than the first version.

Arsenal vs Manchester United 2025 Retro Jerseys

The Adidas Manchester United FC 2025 icon jersey features a slim black and grey stripe design with a polo collar for a classic look.

Exclusive: Manchester United 2025 Retro Jersey Leaked

The Adidas Arsenal FC 2025 icon jerseys will be available in late 2024/early 2025.

Check out all Arsenal FC kits on Football Kit Archive.

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