Arsenal unveil new home kit for 2020-21 season, fans ecstatic on seeing Aubameyang

Arsenal revealed ir new home jersey for 2020-21 season on Thursday. Gunners will don ir new jersey in ir last Premier League game of season against Watford. Mikel Arteta's side will also wear new jersey in ir FA Cup final against Chelsea at Wembley. Arsenal's new jersey pays tribute to ir creative 'Art Deco' period in 1930/40s. Arsenal and Adidas have added a dark shade of red to celebrate club's herit and history. 

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Aubameyang, Lacazette don Arsenal new kit

Arsenal's skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang along with Alexandre Lacazette, Nicolas Pepe, Kieran Tierney and David Luiz can be seen wearing new jersey in latest photos dropped by club and Adidas. Arsenal's women football players can also be seen in new home kit. Arsenal fans were elated to see Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang donning kit, who is still to sign a contract extension with Gunners. Arsenal fans are hoping that ir most prolific player in recent years stays with club as Arteta looks to rebuild.

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Arsenal home kit 2020-21: Fans are happy to see Aubameyang in new kit

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Arsenal new kit represents ir history

As reported by Mail Online, red strips in jersey pay tribute to Arsenal's geometric crest which club used between years 1936-1949. kit also pays hom to design of floor tiling of East Stand's famous marble halls at Highbury. Arsenal experienced saw ir most glorious years at Highbury before shifting to Emirates Stadium in 2006. According to Mail Online, Adidas also added a reference to Arsenal's iconic crest at back, with chevrons directing towards both east and west, which seemingly represents past and present of Arsenal's cann emblem.

Arsenal home kit 2020-21

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