Adidas and Arsenal reunite


On May 4, 1994, Lorenzo Minottimiss-hit an overhead clearance and Alan Smith, sporting the scarlet red Adidas Arsenal jersey, capitalized on the error, beating Luca Bucci with a left-footed volley that won Arsenal, their second European Cup Winners’ Cup. It was a fitting culmination to a glorious partnership between two footballing giants adidas and Arsenal.

Now after 25 years Adidas and Arsenal are back together to create history again and write a new chapter of success that aims to continue the winning legacy of the two giants.

In the eight years(1986-1994) that Adidas and Arsenal partnered with each other, in the past, the club enjoyed great success, amassing two league titles, two League Cups, an FA Cup and the European Cup Winners’ Cup.

To commence the partnership, Adidas will launch the Arsenal home jersey, which is inspired by the iconic Arsenal jerseys from the past and celebrates the club´s authenticity with an elegant and fresh look. The 2019/20 home kit kicks off the brand-new partnership, which aims to push the club forward both on and off the pitch.

The all-new kit design for the 2019/20 season features a classic all-over red body, complemented by popping white sleeves and contrasting collar. The white high collar design is emblazoned with a central red stripe and black trimming. This design is repeated on both sleeves and the distinctive three stripes run across the shoulder in bright white.

“The partnership with Arsenal FC is a statement of intent and strengthens our position as the leading sports brand. Adidas and Arsenal have a rich and successful history, and we are excited to write a new and successful chapter with the club. We are bringing back the history as an inspiration in our jersey design which the fans would love.” said Senior Marketing Director, Adidas India, Manish Sapra.

To give Arsenal fans in India, a reason to celebrate, Adidas India will also launch a special consumer promo, wherein two lucky Arsenal Fans shall get a chance to fly to the Emirates Stadium to watch a Premier League Game. The home jersey shall retail at INR 4,999 for adults and INR 3,799 for kids.