Confirmed & leaked kits 2023/24 - Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and more
Clubs all around Europe are preparing to reveal the kits they will wear in the 2023/24 campaign.
The freshest garms and drip - or shirts and shorts - will be dropped online throughout the summer as teams look to reinvent themselves ahead of next season.
Here's what we know about the kits giants around Europe will be wearing in 2023/24.
Premier League
Arsenal
Arsenal have earned a prestigious-looking kit after a successful if not ultimately disappointing Premier League campaign.
Their 2023/24 home kit is inspired by the 2003/04 Invincibles 20 years on, with the team's league record stitched into the side of the shirt.
Chelsea
Chelsea's new owners are in talks with German insurance giant Allianz over new shirt sponsorship, with Three expected to be given the boot.
As a result, early kit designs for the Blues' home strip next season are just predictions.
Liverpool
Liverpool have wasted no time getting their 2023/24 home shirt ready.
There's a big emotional play, too - the strip pays homage to legendary Reds boss Bill Shankly's final in charge 50 years ago.
It will be debuted in their final home game of the season against Aston Villa on May 20.
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Manchester City
Man City have officially unveiled their home kit for the 2023/24 season.
Puma's latest design pays homage to the club's inaugural 2003/04 campaign at the Etihad Stadium. That's two decades ago now. I need a lie down.
Manchester United
Manchester United didn't nail their home kit release this summer - rapper Aitch was spotted wearing it at Glastonbury which forced United's hand - but the strip itself is slick.
Newcastle
Castore have taken charge of Newcastle kits, which will be adorned with the Champions League bade during their European ventures.
Saudi Arabian organisation Sela has been picked as the main shirt sponsor.
Tottenham
Spurs are looking to bounce back from a truly horrendous 2022/23 season and hope their 'modern classic' home strip will lead to better times under new boss Ange Postecoglou.
Serie A
AC Milan
Milan look to have gone in a different direction on their classic stripes. It's bold and looks pretty good.
Inter
Inter will display a new colour scheme on their 2023/24 home kit. Yellow logos are back for the Nerazzurri, who used similar designs in the early 2000s.
Juventus
Juventus have also decided to chuck a load of yellow onto their classic black and white strip. That said, Paul Pogba does look pretty regal in it.
Napoli
Napoli will be able to add the Scudetto badge to their 2023/24 home kit, having sealed a first Serie A title in 33 years. However, early designs are scarce at this point.
La Liga
Atletico Madrid
Early pictures of Atletico Madrid's home kit for next season show a gradient effect on their famous red stripes. It's a return to a more classic shirt for Los Rojiblancos.
Barcelona
Barcelona's home kit has been leaked and it looks like the Catalan club are harking back to the days of Johan Cruyff with darker shades of Blaugrana.
Real Madrid
Real Madrid's home kit for the 2023/24 season has said to have already been spotted in shops for sale, even though they haven't won their customary Champions League title yet.
It'll look pretty good on Jude Bellingham if he leaves Germany for the Bernabeu.
Bundesliga
Bayern Munich
Bayern have decided to scrap most of the red on the front of their shirts for white instead. It's the first time in decades they've made that layout switch.
The reigning German champions do have a rule stating home kits can only be red and white, and the collar reflects that rather literally with the words 'Rot & Weiß ein Leben lang' ('Red & White a life long').
Borussia Dortmund
Puma have a deal with Dortmund to make kits until 2028, though fans were given the innovative chance to design their home strip for 2023/24.
The winner was announced in May, with the new shirt displaying a silhouette of Signal Iduna Park.
Ligue 1
Paris Saint-Germain
Lionel Messi isn't sticking around to play in PSG's 2023/24 home kit but those who do remain in Paris will have a decent number to strut around in.
The club say the kit in inspired by the Parisian skyline, which is lovely and romantic, isn't it?