Every Leaked Premier League Kit So Far Ahead of 2020/21 Season

Last updated: 22/04/2020
There is still plenty of the 2019/20 season left to play, although when it will be played depends entirely on how effective the UK coronavirus lockdown is at getting the spread under control.
But plenty of attention is already on next season as well, especially when this is the time of year that often sees the leaking of new shirt go into overdrive.
Here's a look at every leaked Premier League jersey for 2020/21 so far...
Arsenal
Arsenal will move away from a solid red next season and go to a slightly darker pattern.
Based on that pattern and colour, here is one concept of what the full shirt could look like.
The Gunners’ away kit is expected to use colours similar to those worn in 2008/09.
The Arsenal third kit is expected to be mainly dark navy, with light orange trim and detail.
'The Adidas Arsenal 20-21 third jersey boasts a modern and striking color scheme. The Adidas Arsenal 2020-2021 third jersey is mainly dark navy, combined with striking light orange applications. The official color combo is 'Legend Marine / Light Flash Orange.'- @Footy_Headlines pic.twitter.com/XpaIhm0b12
— Sash ~ (@ltarsenal) March 18, 2020
Chelsea
Chelsea are changing shirt sponsor to mobile network 3 next season. There have been no real leaks regarding the home kit, but a light blue away shirt is coming.
Chelsea’s expected third kit promises to be a very different kind of look, with dark blue stripes fading into a pinkish/red base colour. It looks rather ‘Crystal Palace’.
Everton
Everton are rumoured be switching to Hummel kits next season. Only speculative concept designs for what the cult Danish suppliercouldproduce exist in public as of yet.
So, these are for @ToffeeTVEFC who asked for some Everton shirts in the style of the @hummel1923 Denmark shirts. It's been a tricky one but, we've tried four colourways...
— KonceptKitz (@KonceptKitz) March 9, 2020
If these are your thing, please do follow - the more, the merrier! #EFC #Toffees #Everton #EvertonFC pic.twitter.com/PUYWxgrq9X
Leicester
Leicester are another club for whom there are only concept designs, but that will not stop you enjoying them because all six of the following possibilities look excellent.
.@LCFC kit concepts for next season#LCFC #adidas pic.twitter.com/CS9FlFfbf8
— LCGraphix (@lcgraphix2018) February 25, 2020
Some variations on my first concepts, could be used as kits or training wear#lcfc @LCFC #concept pic.twitter.com/ngjBrlwalk
— LCGraphix (@lcgraphix2018) February 25, 2020
Liverpool
Liverpool are moving from New Balance to Nike for next season, a huge deal for the Reds which actually had to go through court before it could be announced.
Teal will return after a long absence as a tertiary colour to the red home shirt, with this leak what the final design is expected to look like.
The away kit will incorporate a bold graphic in the design.
As with the home shirt, there is known colour information.
One of the new Liverpool goalkeeper kits by Nike will be yellow.
Manchester City
Puma have brought a Manchester-inspired mosaic design to Manchester City’s home shirt. Little is known about next season’s away kit, other than it be will dark, while City’s off-white third kit is expected to incorporate a blue Paisley floral pattern.
The latest leaks on the #ManCity 2020/21 PUMA kit range.
— City Xtra (@City_Xtra) March 7, 2020
[via @Footy_Headlines] pic.twitter.com/ykBgKQf8LZ
Manchester United
The first image below is the ‘paintbrush’ stripe pattern adidas are expected to use for Manchester United’s 2020/21 home shirt, followed by the full shirt.
United’s away kit could draw on a completely different colour scheme than fans are used to.
The third shirt is expected to be a very vibrant ‘dazzle camo’ design.
Although the design concept above looks far better than the rumoured reality below...
Oh my god no pic.twitter.com/1L69PwDP8N
— Scott Saunders (@_scottsaunders) March 25, 2020
Tottenham
Blue sleeves and yellow trim look set to return to Spurs’ home kit next season. And this appears to be a physical prototype rather than just a design image.
Yellow has been a Spurs change colour in the past and will be the primary third colour, with a green away kit and a grey fourth kit - because fourth kits are a thing now.
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