Arsenal fans are having a fantastic time right now. Mikel Arteta’s team is sitting five points clear at the top of the Premier League after five straight wins, finishing up with a 1-0 victory against Hull City right before the November international break. They have only let in five goals in their first 10 league matches, giving them a very strong start as they defend their title.
While the team is playing great on the pitch, people are also talking about what Arsenal might wear in the 2027/28 season. Early details about their next Adidas home kit have leaked, and the club badge is getting the most attention from fans who love the classic full-colour crest.
The leaked Arsenal home shirt for the 2027/28 season.
The traditional Arsenal crest is back! 👀 https://t.co/MltiLtv9BI
— now.arsenal (@now_arsenaI) November 12, 2026
Potential leaks have shown that the 2027/28 home shirt will have the classic red base with white and navy details. It is expected to feature vertical pinstripes, and navy Adidas stripes on the shoulders instead of the usual white.
And fans are most excited about the rumored return of the full-color badge.
The full-colour badge is back, finally
— sam 🏆 (@afcnine) November 12, 2026
The return would be a notable change after Arsenal experimented with different badge designs in recent seasons. The 2024/25 home shirt featured the standalone cannon instead of the full crest, while the 2025/26 and current 2026/27 shirts have used a monochrome white version of the badge. The last full-colour crest appeared on the 2022/23 home shirt, meaning the traditional design would return after four seasons if the leak proves accurate.
🚨 The Arsenal 2026/27 home kit will be a combination of two different shades of red. Bright red serves as the main colour, while a deeper shade of red is used for the decorative patterns on the shirt. The Arsenal logo will be in a full monochrome style. ✅👕 [@Footy_Headlines] https://t.co/q8KQ13ooAu
— afcstuff (@afcstuff) August 10, 2025
The cannon has been part of Arsenal since 1886, reflecting the club’s origins among workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich. The current crest, introduced in 2002, keeps the cannon in the middle alongside the club’s traditional colours.
Fans have always debated which badge looks best on the shirt. Some love the clean look of the standalone cannon, while others prefer the full crest and shield because it feels more traditional and recognisable.
Supporters will have to wait until May 2027 to see the actual shirt. Luckily, there is plenty of action to keep them busy until then. Arteta’s squad returns from the break to play Newcastle United, followed by a Champions League match against Borussia Dortmund and a big Premier League game against Manchester City.
