Arsenal Just Dropped Their Most Insane Kit Ever - And Fans Are Already Begging for Eze to Wear It

By Lewis Barnett 2 July, 2025 5 mins read 30 Views

Holy hell. I've been covering football kit releases for six years now, and I genuinely gasped when this "leaked" video hit my timeline this morning.

Arsenal's 2025/26 away strip just got revealed (unofficially, wink wink), and it's absolutely mental in the best possible way. We're talking lightning bolts, people. Actual lightning bolts cascading across dark blue and purple fabric like some kind of superhero costume that wandered into North London.

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The Kit That Broke Twitter

The promotional footage appeared on social media earlier today - and by "appeared" I mean someone at Adidas definitely hit the wrong button because this felt way too polished to be an accident.

Dark blues bleeding into purples. Lightning bolt patterns that look like they were designed by someone who actually understands what "electric atmosphere" means. And those signature red Adidas stripes running down the arms like racing stripes on a Formula 1 car.

My mate Dave (Arsenal season ticket holder since 1987) texted me: "Already clearing space in my wardrobe."

Why Everyone's Screaming About Eze

Here's where it gets interesting.

SunSport broke the story that Arsenal are seriously pursuing Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze, who's got a £68million release clause burning a hole in his contract. The timing of this kit leak? Suspicious as hell.

One fan on Twitter nailed it: "This kit was literally made for Eze." And honestly? They're not wrong. There's something about those lightning bolt patterns that screams pace, flair, the kind of electric play that Eze brings every single match.

Poor Crystal Palace fans are probably having nightmares about seeing their star man in this gorgeous strip.

The Internet Has Feelings (Strong Ones)

The reaction has been... well, let me just share some of the chaos:

"Can't wait to get my hands on this."

"OK this actually slaps."

"As always we have the best jersey."

Listen, I've seen kit launches that barely register a blip. This one had my phone buzzing for three straight hours with notifications.

But Wait, There's More Drama

Because of course there is. Tottenham are also sniffing around Eze (awkward), and Arsenal are apparently juggling about seventeen other potential signings.

Chelsea's Noni Madueke, Real Madrid's Rodrygo, Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon, Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig - it's like Mikel Arteta handed his scouts a blank checkbook and said "go wild."

So far they've only confirmed Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea, but Christian Norgaard, Martin Zubimendi, and Cristhian Mosquera are all supposedly in various stages of "almost definitely happening."

The Bottom Line

This kit is absolutely gorgeous. Like, genuinely stunning in a way that makes you forget about the £80+ price tag for about thirty seconds.

And if Arsenal actually land Eze to go with it? God help the rest of the Premier League, because that combination of style and substance might just be unstoppable.

Now excuse me while I go figure out how to justify another kit purchase to my wife. The lightning bolts made me do it.

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