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Premier League Kits: Confirmed and Leaked Jerseys for the 2025-26 Season

Premier League clubs have already begun unveiling new kits for next season.

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Manchester City's new home kit for the 2025/26 season.
Manchester City's new home kit for the 2025/26 season. / Manchester City

The 2024–25 Premier League season is over and teams are gearing up for next year.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has left Liverpool for Real Madrid, Matheus Cunha has rocked up at Manchester United from Wolves and Arsenal are still on the hunt for that elusive “number nine” to start banging in the goals.

But away from the field, there's other business at hand. Namely, releasing new kits. Yes, it's the time of year where clubs reveal new home, away, and third kits that showcase updated designs, new sponsors, or even changes in kit manufacturers.

Here’s a complete rundown of all the confirmed and leaked Premier League kits for the 2025–26 campaign, giving you a glimpse of what your favourite teams will be wearing next year.

Arsenal

Arsenal's new home kit.
Arsenal's new home kit. / Arsenal

Arsenal’s new home kit for the 2025–26 season, according to the club, draws inspiration from the “human heart as a creative device,” aiming to "take supporters on a journey to the source of life behind the badge."

The red and white kit features the iconic gothic ‘A’ from their classic ‘Victoria Concordia Crescit’ crest—first introduced in 1949—woven seamlessly into the design.

Arsenal’s away and third kits for the 2025–26 season haven’t been officially unveiled yet, but leaked images have surfaced online. The away jersey is said to feature a bold indigo base with a dynamic zig-zag pattern, while the third kit takes a more understated approach – predominantly white with minimal red accents for a clean, classic look.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa have curiously unveiled their away strip for 2025–26 before their home kit, with Unai Emery’s side donning the shirt on the fateful final day of the 2024–25 season at Manchester United.

Inspired by Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre, Villa’s new away kit is certainly striking. Adidas, in their second year of partnership with the West Midlands club, have opted for a predominantly black strip.

Their home kit for the new season is yet to be released, but shirt leaks suggest that homage has been paid to Villa Park’s iconic Holte End on the shirt.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth have remained tight-lipped about their 2025–26 kits, with no official announcements or credible leaks emerging so far.

However, one fan has floated the idea of a throwback design, suggesting the club should revive their iconic 1999–2000 kit from their days in what is now League One. Given how far the Cherries have come since the turn of the century, such a tribute would be a fitting nod to the club’s journey and growth.

Umbro have entered the final year of their partnership with the south coast club. One last hurrah?

Brentford

Brentford have opted to wear the same kits across two consecutive seasons in recent years, a move aimed at promoting sustainability and reducing costs for supporters.

Having worn the same kits for both this season and the last, Brentford are expected to unveil new designs for the 2025–26 campaign. However, what those will look like remains a mystery—especially with their deal with Umbro coming to an end and Joma taking the reins.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton's potential new home shirt.
Brighton's potential new home shirt. / X/Seagulls Scoop

According to X account Seagulls Scoop, Brighton’s home kit for the 2025–26 season will feature much thicker blue stripes than in recent years, complemented by striking yellow trim.

Meanwhile, the club is expected to continue wearing their current third kit from the 2024–25 campaign—a yellow design accented with thin deep navy stripes.

Burnley

Fan mockup of Burnely's 2025-26 home jersey.
Fan mockup of Burnely's 2025-26 home jersey. / X/Keenan Buckley

With no official information released yet, the best glimpse of how Premier League newcomers Burnley might look next season comes from a fan-made concept kit.

Created by supporter Keenan Buckley, the mockup features a faint zigzag pattern across the traditional claret base, complemented by a crisp white collar and sleeve trims. It's simple, sleek, and stylish.

The newly promoted side will remain with Castore having only recently struck a deal with the kit manufacturer.

Chelsea

Cole Palmer posing in the new Chelsea home kit for 2025/26
Chelsea have released their latest home kit with Nike. / Chelsea FC

Chelsea have officially unveiled their home shirt for next season and it's another simple but effective entry from the capital side. A traditional blue is enhanced by a tidy white collar, red and white side panels and a geometric graphic inspired by the architecture of London. It's unlikely to blow socks off but it's still a solid effort.

Chelsea’s away kit for the 2025–26 season also appears to be sponsor-less—at least for now—and features a clean white base with thin red and green stripes running vertically down the centre. The design is a clear nod to the club’s iconic 1974 away strip, blending nostalgia with a modern twist.

Further leaks point towards a predominantly black third strip with a distinct retro feel.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace 2025-26 concept kit.
Crystal Palace 2025-26 concept kit. / Reddit/TechnoGhosty

Another club for which, at present, fan concepts offer the clearest glimpse of 2025–26 kits is Crystal Palace.

One popular mock-up, currently circulating on Reddit fan forums, dials back the bold eagle pattern featured on this season’s shirt in favor of classic thin stripes and a white polo collar—reminiscent of the club’s kits from the late 1990s.

There’s some doubt as to whether Macron will remain the club’s manufacturer.

Everton

Everton are set to move into their new stadium for the 2025–26 season, bringing an end to their long and storied tenure at Goodison Park. To mark the occasion, the Toffees will reportedly debut a special new home kit.

According to Footy Headlines, the royal blue jersey will feature a wave-inspired pattern, paying tribute to the River Mersey, which flows beside the club’s new home at Bramley-Moore Dock in Vauxhall. However, Everton could remove Stake as their primary kit sponsor after they lost their UK gambling licence in April.

Fulham

Fulham's potential home kit for 2025-26.
Fulham's potential home kit for 2025-26. / Footy Headlines

Much like Everton, Fulham’s new home jersey for the 2025–26 season will reportedly pay tribute to their iconic ground, Craven Cottage. The shirt is said to feature a classic white front with an embossed design element—believed to depict the historic gates or architectural details of the stadium—subtly woven into the fabric as a nod to the club’s rich heritage.

Leeds United

Fan drawn images of Leeds' 2025-26 kits.
Fan drawn images of Leeds' 2025-26 kits. / X/LUFC Brady

Leeds United’s away shirt from their successful, title-winning 2024–25 Championship campaign featured the return of the club’s iconic “smiley” badge, originally used during the 1974 season.

Fan-made mockups for the 2025–26 kits suggest that the beloved retro crest could remain, appearing across all three proposed designs. The concepts embrace a sleek, minimalist approach: the home kit is classic white with blue accents and a blue collar; the away reverses that look with a deep blue base, yellow details, and a V-neck collar; and the third kit goes bold, featuring striking blue and yellow vertical stripes.

Liverpool

Liverpool’s 2025–26 home kit, set to be officially unveiled in August, will signal the beginning of a new era with Adidas returning as the club’s kit supplier. The shirt is expected to channel a classic look, drawing inspiration from the 2006-07 design with a sleek all-red finish accented by crisp white detailing.

As for their third kit, early leaks suggest a bold sea green colorway, complete with a refreshed version of the vintage Liverpool crest worn between 1987 and 1992—a nod to the club’s history and its previous partnership with Adidas.

Manchester City

Man City's sash is back.
Man City's sash is back. / Manchester City

Manufactured by Puma, Manchester City’s 2025–26 home kit will feature the club’s iconic “sash” design for the first time ever on a home shirt—a style traditionally associated with their away kits of the past.

The kit is also crafted from at least 95% recycled textile waste and repurposed polyester materials, marking a significant step toward a more circular and sustainable approach to soccer kit production.

There are not yet any leaked designs for City’s new away and third kits, although the former is expected to be ’Volt’ in appearance – perhaps not too dissimilar from their away kit from the 2022–23 treble-winning campaign.

Manchester United

Patrick Dorgu sporting Man Utd’s 2025–26 home kit.
Patrick Dorgu joined Man Utd during the January transfer window. / Adidas

Manchester United have officially unveiled their new home shirt. Staying true to the club’s traditional red, it closely resembles the 2024–25 version but with added black trim and a rounded collar—a design that recalls the iconic Vodafone-sponsored kits of the early 2000s.

There is also an added nod towards the club’s spiritual home Old Trafford, with the ground’s nickname—Theatre of Dreams—scrawled across the back of the neckline.

The away kit is yet to be unveiled and is said to feature a fresh white and light lavender base, complemented by dark purple accents, while the third kit will take on a bold black and gold colour scheme inspired by their 1993–94 attire.

Newcastle United

The Newcastle United 2025–26 home kit by Adidas puts a fresh spin on the club’s iconic black and white stripes, incorporating a distinctive serrated edge that creates a Shepherd’s Check effect throughout the design.

Adding a subtle nod to the club’s past, light blue detailing trims the collar and side seams—a design cue inspired by classic kits from both previous Adidas and Puma eras.

Once again, Newcastle are expected to dip into 90s nostalgia for third kit inspiration, with a dark blue base boasting off-centre orange and green stripes slated as the potential design.

As for the club’s new away kit, rumours of "Saudi Green" making a return look to be true. Images of their horizontally striped green attire has been leaked on social media.

Nottingham Forest

For what will be their first European campaign in over 30 years, Nottingham Forest are set to debut a fresh new look, featuring updated home and away kits.

The leaked home shirt is classic Forest red with subtle pinstripes, complemented by a red-and-white polo collar and white Adidas detailing. The away kit, meanwhile, is predominantly off-white and features an elegant lace-inspired pattern—a tribute to Nottingham’s rich history in the lace-making industry.

Sunderland

Sunderland confirmed their return in the top flight via a dramatic come-from-behind victory in the Championship playoff final, but very little is known about what threads they’ll be wearing for 2025–26.

They‘ll be made by Hummel, that’s for sure, and early predictions point towards a modern take on the classic red and white stripes. Betting company W88 is set to be Sunderland’s front-of-shirt sponsor.

A rather tenuous leak posted on X suggested their away kit will pay homage to their blue shirts of the 90s.

Tottenham Hotspur

Predominantly white with a subtle pattern across the front, Tottenham Hotspur’s 2025–26 home kit features light grey and navy blue accents on the sleeves, as well as centrally placed club and Nike logos; delivering a sleek, modern aesthetic.

There’s less concrete information on Spurs’ other two strips, but leaks suggest they wildly contrast in subtlety. While Spurs’ new away kit is poised to be all-black with thin grey stripes, their rumoured third kit is predominantly yellow and boasting the club’s crest from the turn of the Millennium.

West Ham United

Little is known about West Ham's kit for next term but it will be the club's final collaboration with Umbro. The Hammers have been with their current manufacturer since 2015 but have signed a deal with New Balance which will come into effect from 2026–27 onwards.

West Ham rejected the chance to work with Castore moving forward and will be the first team represented by New Balance since Liverpool, who moved to Nike in 2020.

There will also be a change of sponsor, with Betway replaced by BoyleSports – former Sunderland, Birmingham City and Coventry City sponsors.

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves' home kit for the 2025–26 season is expected to mark a return to the club’s classic gold look, this time enhanced by a textured honeycomb pattern woven throughout the base—adding depth and a modern touch to the traditional design.

2010–11, anyone?

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