With the culmination of this Premier League season comes a surge in interest for the new campaign.
Both Manchester United and Manchester City are bracing themselves for interesting summers as they look to add to their squad depth ahead of another gruelling campaign. But before the powers-that-be jump into yet another transfer window, there is the small matter of new kits to be announced.
Over recent weeks, clubs' kits have been leaked online as they prepare for the official launch dates. MEN Sport has taken a closer look at some of the Premier League shirts that have been leaked or revealed ahead of the new campaign.
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Manchester United
The main change to the United kit this season will be the front-of-shirt sponsor. United's contract with TeamViewer ended abruptly this season after it became financially unsustainable for their business.
Fortunately, Snapdragon were more than happy to sign a deal to replace them, which will be lucrative for the Reds. Speaking of red, it is no surprise that the home shirt will incorporate that as its main colour this season.
As for the away shirt, there has been a mixed response from fans, with some believing it looks too similar to an England Cricket ODI jersey. However, it does seem likely that United will revert back to a blue kit for their second strip.
Perhaps the favourite among United fans this season will be the third kit, with Adidas tipped to replicate the devil emblem for the badge. It will be interesting to see whether the German manufacturer will introduce the Adidas Originals branding to the shirt, as the leaked design suggests.
Manchester City
Puma has opted to pay another homage to Manchester this season by adding the area code '0161' to the collar and sleeves, according to leaks. That design has managed to split opinions among the fanbase, but supporters have rallied around the away kit, which is inspired by the iconic playoff final kit worn against Gillingham.
As for the third kit, City are looking likely to introduce a full burgundy strip with a yellow trim, which is not dissimilar to the 2012/13 Umbro away shirt.
Liverpool
Liverpool have released their home kit for their first season since Jurgen Klopp stepped down. It is fair to say not many are fans of the design, which is inspired by the shirt worn in Rome for their 1984 European Cup triumph.
It features a collar with traditional yellow and red detailing, while the shirt and shorts both have yellow and white side panelling. The price of a standard stadium jersey and those for youths is £80 and £60, respectively, while children's kits are £52. The away kit and third kit is yet to be released.
Arsenal
Arsenal's major change this upcoming season, according to the leaks, is to change their badge entirely. In this campaign, Adidas experimented with putting the canon emblem on the away shirt, and it appears they are set to roll this out across the board in 2024/25.
The away shirt is an acquired taste, but some City fans would undoubtedly appreciate the third kit design at the Etihad Stadium.
Chelsea
No big surprises from Chelsea with their home kit being leaked online. There is very little that can be done with the traditional home shirt, but it appears Nike are attempting to add a splash of something different by adding sky blue and orange to the sleeves.
Tottenham Hotspur
Spurs often get mocked for releasing what many consider to be the same home shirt every season. However, it is hard to argue that Nike is at least planning to do something different with the away kit.
A blue and white design not too different to an Argentina strip has been linked with the central logo, which is likely to go down well with their fanbase.
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