Arsenal new 2022-23 home kit leaked online inspired by classic 1990s kit with polo collar and lightning zig-zag design

ARSENAL’S rumoured home kit for the 2022-23 season has been inspired by their classic strip from the mid-1990s.

Fans are loving the leaked throwback design, with many taking to social media to once again praise Adidas for the retro look.

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In new pictures shared by Footy Headlines, Arsenal’s alleged next kit has been modelled on the 1994-96 shirt, which was designed by Nike.

That kit boasted a white polo collar, with a lightning zig-zag pattern running vertically down the jersey.

And in the leaked design, the polo collar is back – the first time it has appeared on a shirt since Adidas became the club’s sponsors in 2019.

But there is no striking lightning look on the shirt, instead the zig-zag look can be seen on the collar.

The lightning bolt design was also used on the iconic Arsenal kits in the 1994-95 and 1995-96 away strips.

It even features on this campaign’s blue third kit.

Supporters have been quick to comment on next season’s rumoured kit, as one tweeted: “Inspired by one one my favourite kits.”

Another user remarked: “Take my money now.”

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A third added: “Retro design is good.”

This fan then quipped: “This kit gonna take my money already.”

Meanwhile another said: “A thing of beauty.”

Arsenal’s rumoured away kit for next term has also been leaked, with images showing it to be in an all-black ‘stealth’ design.