The Premier League season has barely finished and already teams are starting to reveal their new kits for the 2023-24 campaign.
Teams like Liverpool and Crystal Palace were eager to get off the marks, wearing their new home kits in their final home games of the recent campaign.
The likes of Man City, Arsenal, Newcastle and Tottenham have also introduced their new home kits, and though so far there have been no surprises, you can surely expect to see a few when teams start revealing their away and third kits for the new season.
They can range from the bizarre to the beautiful and from the most basic to the most innovative, but it’s never dull waiting to see the latest kit releases. Fans of Burnley, Sheffield United and Luton Town will be particularly excited on their return to the Premier League.
Either way, Mail Sport will keep you up-to-date here over the summer with all the official match strip releases (and a few of the leaked ones) from every Premier League side.
Arsenal
The Gunners have released what they hope will be the lucky home and away kits that will lead them to their first Premier League title in two decades.
This season will mark 20 years since their famous Invincibles season, and the sleeves and club badge of their 2023-24 home kit have been updated with gold detailing to commemorate the championship-winning achievement.
Their away kit has an eye-catching yellow and black design, inspired by the club’s Islington roots.
HOME KIT
Arsenal’s home strip has been designed to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Invincibles season – featuring a faint lightning bolt pattern and gold detailing to mark the achievement
AWAY KIT
Arsenal’s away kit for the season features an eye-catching yellow and black wavy line design
THIRD KIT (not yet official)
Arsenal’s supposed third kit for the 2023-24 campaign has also been leaked online
Aston Villa
Aston Villa unveiled their new home kit in June as their controversial new sponsor was met with backlash from fans.
The Villains unveiled their new kit which has Asian betting firm BK8 branded on the front of their shirts, with the gambling company infamously axed by Norwich City as their sponsor in 2021 over sexually provocative advertising.
The home shirt has stuck to it’s traditional claret and blue roots while the new round redesigned badge, which was voted for by 21,000 fans.
Aston Villa unveiled their new home kit as their new sponsor was met with backlash
Bournemouth
You may not be surprised to read that the Cherries’ new home kit is predominantly black and red stripes.
They’ve stuck with the club’s famous look for their new strip with Dominic Solanke among the stars posing in it recently.
Andoni Iraola has recently been installed as the club’s new manager after the shock sacking of Gary O’Neil, who led them to survival last season.
HOME KIT
It is yet to be seen whether American owner Bill Foley will make any drastic changes to Bournemouth’s kits in what will be his first full-season in charge of the Cherries
AWAY KIT
The Cherries will be donning an eye-catching light blue design when on the road in 2023-24
Brentford
The Bees were comfortably the quickest team to reveal any of their kits for the 2023-24 season – albeit there is a technicality behind that fact.
That’s because they made the decision last summer to create an away kit to cover a two a two-season period, so that fans can get more life out of their kits and to reduce their carbon impact.
However, they have revealed their new Umbro home kit which will last for the duration of the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons.
HOME KIT
Brentford’s new home kit will cover the Bees for the duration of the next two seasons
AWAY KIT
Brentford’s away kit from the 2022-23 season will be carried over to the new campaign
Brighton
Brighton have released their new home kit for the season, as well as a delightful new away stro[ comprised of green stripes on a largely black jersey as they prepare for their first season in Europe.
The Seagulls will be looking to build on an incredible sixth place finish in the last campaign under Roberto De Zerbi.
Brighton often retain their away shirt to be deployed as their third kit the following season. So it’s possible their orange away kit from last season could be seen on the road again next season.
HOME KIT
Brighton have not ventured away from the normal with their home kit for the new season
AWAY KIT
Brighton have so far only released a delightful new away kit comprised of green stripes
Roberto De Zerbi’s side are preparing for their first season in Europe after a fine campaign
THIRD KIT (not yet confirmed)
Brighton’s away kits often get retained for the following season as their third strip
Burnley
Burnley have gone back to basics with their home kit on their return to the Premier League.
The Clarets ditched the digital-block design they had in their Championship-winning season to go with a claret base, along with a light blue collar and sleeves.
Their partnership with Classic Football Shirts as their kit sponsor was just a one-year deal, with gambling website W88 now taking front and centre on the new shirt.
HOME KIT
Burnley have gone back to basics with their home kit on their return to the Premier League
They’ve gone for a more traditional look for Kompany’s first season as a Premier League boss
Chelsea
Chelsea’s new home kit has been released without a front-of-shirt sponsor and the club has warned fans it won’t even be available to buy until after the season starts.
Mail Sport exclusively reported that they had failed to attract an appropriate commercial partner, becoming the first time a Big Six club to have no sponsor on the front of their shirt upon launch.
The classic blue strip has an iridescent gold badge that reflects the ‘prestige and history’ of the club, while the lack of logo is what really stands out. No away kit or third kit for the new season have yet been revealed.
HOME KIT
Chelsea finally released their home kit on July 10 – but the Blues are yet to find a shirt sponsor
Bizarrely, Blues fans are unable to buy the new home strip until AFTER the season has started
AWAY KIT (not yet official)
Chelsea’s leaked away kit for next season features a striking futuristic design on the shirt
Crystal Palace
The Eagles revealed their home kit at the end of the season, donning the shirts for the first time in their final game against Crystal Palace.
Their Macron home kit with red and blue halves was released early to mark the 10-year anniversary of their promotion to the Premier League.
For the away strip, the sash is back for the Eagles. Based on their ever-popular sash design from the 1970s, the shirt is white with a sky blue sash – harking back to the club’s origins from 1861.
There has been no confirmation or leaks for their third strip.
HOME KIT
Crystal Palace unveiled their new home kit on the final day of last season – opting to release the new design early to celebrate their ten year anniversary of their promotion to the top-flight
AWAY KIT
The away kit is predominately white but features a sky blue sash – in a nod to the club’s origins
Everton
HOME KIT
The Toffees released their home kit on June 29, made by Danish manufacturer hummel, after they signed a deal with them until 2024.
The new strip features a white collar for the first time in a decade, and Goodison Park’s famous Archibald Leitch pattern has been woven into it, as well as on the trim of the sleeves.
The 2023-24 season is set to Everton’s final full campaign at Goodison before they move into their new ground on the Bramley-Moore dock during the 2024-25 season.
James Tarkowski models Everton’s new home shirt which features a white collar for the first time in a decade
Fulham
The home kit for Fulham features a half-and-half three stripes scheme. The right side of the kit on the shoulder is red, with the left white.
Similarly to Brighton, Fulham have followed a pattern of relegating their away shirt to becoming the third kit the following season.
That means their bright teal and navy shirt of 2022-23 could make a return in certain games on the road.
HOME KIT
Fulham’s home shirt has a half-and-half coloured stripes design on the shoulders
THIRD KIT (not yet confirmed)
Fulham’s bright teal and navy away kit could be set for a return as their third jersey next season
Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp’s side became the first Premier League club to unveil their new kit for next season – wearing the shirt in their final home game against Aston Villa last month.
The kit features white accents to the collars and sleeves and it is inspired by the shirt worn by Bill Shankly’s legendary 1973-74 squad that lifted the FA Cup after beating Newcastle in the final. A 97 set between two eternal flames is printed on the back of the collar to honour those who lost their lives at the Hillsborough disaster.
Their leaked away kit has a very 90s-esque pattern in white and different shades of green. The third kit according to Footy Headlines is a ‘space purple’ colour. The last time they wore purple was during the 2018-19 season when they won the Champions League – a competition they won’t be playing in during the upcoming campaign.
HOME KIT
Darwin Nunez, Luis Diaz and Mo Salah teased Liverpool’s kit for the upcoming 2023-24 season
The Reds wore the kit in a 1-1 draw with Aston Villa at Anfield in the Premier League on May 20
AWAY KIT
Liverpool’s new away kit for the 2023-24 campaign is inspired by one of the club’s famous shirts from the mid ’90s.
The shirt is a modern twist on Liverpool’s shirt from the 1995-96 season, with a green and white quarter pattern and a black collar and cuff.
From the retro design, kit manufacturers Nike have updated next season’s strip wioth a digital effect treatment layering tonal greens – green spark, poison green and pine green.
The kit is completed with black shorts and white socks with a black and green trim.
Liverpool have unveiled their new white and green away kit for the 2023-24 campaign
The new design is a modern take on their famous number from back in the 1995-96 campaign
Harvey Elliott was amongst the Liverpool players who showed off their latest away strip
THIRD KIT (not yet official)
Footy Headlines have also speculated that this will be the third kit Liverpool wear next season
Luton Town
The Hatters are looking forward to their first top-flight campaign in over three decades following their play-off final victory.
There are no confirmation or leaks of the kit, though it’s bound to be a special one for fans of the club given their long absence at the highest level in England.
Luton fans will be keen to get their hands on next season’s kit in which they will celebrate their first year back in the top-flight in over three decades
Manchester City
The Treble winners unveiled their new home shirt for the 2023-24 season at the end of last campaign – with the jersey paying tribute to the Etihad Stadium’s 20th anniversary.
Designed by global sportswear giants Puma, the kit has taken inspiration from the standout navy blue kit worn during the club’s first campaign at the ground. The postcode of the stadium is displayed on the back of its collar, while the kit is completed with a white V-neck, one identical to the same design used for the Etihad’s first kit, the 2003-04 home strip.
There has been no confirmation or leaks for either their away or third kits for next season as yet.
HOME KIT
Manchester City have unveiled their Etihad-inspired home shirt for the 2023-24 season
Manchester United
The Red Devils launched their new home kit on June 27 featuring a classic crimson red design with a Lancashire roses pattern sprawled across it. TeamViewer is still the shirt sponsor though United have agreed to buy back the rights to their £235m deal when a replacement can be found.
The shirt, which features United’s traditional red base and has black stripes, includes a geometric pattern, while the collar is similar in style to some of the club’s classic kits.
A green away kit has also been mocked up, containing white and smaller red stripes.
HOME KIT
Manchester United fans were not happy with the size of the Team Viewer logo on the leaked kit
AWAY KIT (not yet official)
An green away kit has also been mocked up containing white and smaller red stripes
Newcastle
The Magpies have unveiled their new home kit for the 2023-24 season ahead of their return to the Champions League.
The new kit features a 1980s retro inspired collar and remains traditional, featuring the club’s iconic black and white stripes.
They have also released a green away kit, while the third strip has not yet been confirmed or leaked.
HOME KIT
Newcastle have revealed their home kit for next season where they will return to Europe
AWAY KIT
Newcastle have a green away kit for the new season with a funky design on the top
Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest have leaked both their home and away kits for the new season – with the latter easy to mistake for an Argentina kit.
Fans eagerly awaited their new strips after they switch kit suppliers from Macron to Adidas.
Forest’s last stint with Adidas lasted from 2013 to 2018.
HOME KIT
Nottingham Forest have joined forces with adidas one again for the upcoming season
AWAY KIT
The new away kit would be easy to mistake with that worn by the Argentinian international side
Sheffield United
The Blades return to the Premier League following their promotion from the Championship.
Their kits have not yet been confirmed or leaked but they are expected to be manufactured by Errea, while shirt sponsors Randox begins the last of their three-year agreement with the Blades.
Sheffield United return to the Premiership following their promotion from the Championship
Tottenham
Spurs unveiled their new home kit to the press on June 8, and there were no surprises at their simple white design.
Harry Kane was front and centre of the campaign, and Spurs fans will be hoping that’s the kit he will be wearing next season.
Away and third kits for the upcoming campaign though have not yet been confirmed or leaked.
HOME KIT
Harry Kane featured predominantly in Spurs’ launch of their new kit despite uncertainty over his future
West Ham
West Ham unveiled their new home shirt for the 2023-24 season on July 10 – and there’s no sign of Declan Rice as he edges closer towards a £105million move to Arsenal.
There has been no confirmation or leaks to show what their away and third kit designs could be.
Jarrod Bowen, Maxwel Cornet, Thilo Kehrer and goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, along with women stars Hawa Cissoko and Risa Shimizu, were instead seen donning the new West Ham shirt in a promotional video which sees the six players greet fans in an East End pub.
The new strip, put together by kit manufacturers Umbro, features West Ham’s traditional claret body with blue sleeves, as well as a bubble pattern woven through the design.
HOME KIT
Jarrod Bowen was front and centre of West Ham’s kit release – but there was no Declan Rice
The new Umbro strip features West Ham’s traditional claret body with blue sleeves
Wolves
Last, but not least, are Wolves who have have taken the unusual step of revealing their away kit before their home one.
Their website stated their new red away design is inspired by Mediterranean architecture.
AWAY KIT
Mario Lemina shows off Wolves’ new red away kit for the 2023-24 Premier League season
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