The 2022/23 season is rapidly approaching and clubs throughout Europe have been making sure they look good for the new campaign by releasing their next kits throughout the summer.
Kit launches are a major part of summer schedules for all clubs, giving fans the opportunity to see the colours their favourite stars will be donning in the new season.
We've seen a lot of kits dropped over the past few months, so here's everything we know about the new threads for 2022/23.
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Arsenal have long had an eye for fashion, producing some iconic and slick kits over the years.
The tastemakers are up to their same tricks ahead of next season, producing a home shirt that harks back to their output in the late 1980s and 1990s.
The Gunners' away kit is a jet black number that beautifully shows off a golden single cannon crest, while their third kit adheres to the club's recent love of pink.
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Aston Villa have kept it really classic with their new clart and blue home kit. The shirt is made by growing British sports brand Castore, who are becoming increasingly prominent in the Premier League.
Home kit announced ✅ Who has pre-ordered already? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/fRiecOr1JY
This certainly won't be everyone's cup of tea.
Bournemouth have gone with an abstract zig-zag design for their new home shirt, with a betting sponsor emblazoned across it.
No news on their away and inevitable third strip as yet...
Our 2022/23 @nikefootball home shirt! 🤩 A tribute to ex-manager Ted Drake, the man that introduced ‘lion rampant regardant’ which features in the collar of the shirt. 🦁 #ItsAChelseaThing | #ThePrideOfLondon
A closer look at our new away shirt and those ice cold lion print stripes! 🥶 The 2022/23 away kit will be available to buy from the official online store and stadium store with early access from 31st August.#ItsAChelseaThing | #ThePrideOfLondon
Leaked: Chelsea’s third kit for the 22/23 season. [Via @Footy_Headlines] pic.twitter.com/Ec4JW5Wxmq
It's a new era for Chelsea, with Todd Boehly taking over from Roman Abramovich as their co-owner and chairman.
Everton say their new home kit pays homage to the Prince Rupert Tower that features in their club crest.
The Stake sponsor gives it a more tacky vibe, but it's a nice shade of blue at the very least.
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Leeds and adidas released the club's new home kit in mid July, calling the shirt "a celebration of the club and its loyal supporters".
Maybe not incredible, but it's tough to be adventurous with a white shirt.
Coming soon 👀#CreateIconic 👉 https://t.co/WSBAMGIVHE pic.twitter.com/kkF4Pme2iT
Leicester's latest home shirt looks like it should be worn a size up to give it an authentically retro feel.
Nevertheless, the big collar will make it stand out from the crowd and the faded white club logo is a nice synergetic touch.
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Liverpool's home kit for next season features YNWA (You'll Never Walk Alone) detailing on the sleeve, as well as the 97 emblem encased by the Eternal Flames - in honour of those who lost their lives in the Hillsborough tragedy.
It's quite an understated design with little graphics of trim, but simplicity often works best with Liverpool's kits.
The away kit, meanwhile, has an iridescent multi-coloured marble pattern inspired by the city's connection to '90s dance music.
The boys on the bus! 😎#ManCity pic.twitter.com/Y0DmTmsmpC
Manchester City have landed one of the world's most in-demand players in Erling Haaland, and they will kit him out in a traditional sky blue shirt with maroon and white trim on the collar and shirt sleeves.
City's away kit looks like it could be a bit snazzier, with a fiery red and black design reminiscent of the colour combination they wore back in the 1960s and 1970s.
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United are another side who are going retro with their kit next season. The last time they donned a polo collar was back in 2013/14, when David Moyes was in charge.
Their third kit is attracting some attention too. The as of yet unconfirmed design has a 'Semi Solar Slime' colour to it - doesn't sound great, but we won't judge too soon. The away number is expected to be a white shirt with red stripes, similar to their 2015/16 effort.
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Newcastle's third kit has caused a bit of controversy on social media over its apparent nod to the colours of the Saudi Arabia national team.
The black and white home stripes are a classic design that are hard to get wrong, while the unreleased away jersey is expected to be blue.
New kit landed 🛬 Get yours now 👇
Tottenham have kept it simple with their home kits in recent years and next season's shirt follows that trend, though with some garish green included along the collar.
The away shirt has a blue base colour with black sleeves and a white colour, while a leak shows the third shirt to be a wavy turquoise jersey.
Made for the massive moments.
It's in the finer details 🔎 pic.twitter.com/Wm1Xv2GmPS
West Ham's home kit is inspired by the club's 1992/93 side that won promotion to the Premier League under Billy Bonds.
It features graffiti detailing on the sleeves to add some excitement to the classic claret-and-blue design.
The away shirt is mainly black and inspired by the 100-year-old ship slipway at Thames Ironworks.
A tribute to the Manzanares in Red & White; launch on 16 July. 🔴⚪ #TrueRebel ➡ https://t.co/t7yKkr09DB pic.twitter.com/62bZA8Co4C
Atletico might have faltered in La Liga somewhat last season, given they were defending champs, but at least their garm game is strong.
Check that home kit out - waves all over the place. It might be a little too jazzy, but at least it's a fresh take on a classic. The black and blue away shirt with the collar isn't half bad, either.
The new Barça kit for the 2022/23 season! 💙❤ pic.twitter.com/pxdGT8h3pU
Inspired by Barcelona ’92. A kit for a golden age. pic.twitter.com/yzTOGpumsM
Barcelona's new kit for next season will take them back to their more classic striped formula, as opposed to the more abstract design they've sported this year.
The iconic red and blue stripes have returned but be accompanied by extra stripes in a darker navy blue shade. Also, audio streaming giants Spotify will be placed on the front as sponsors.
As for the away shirt, they've gone head-first into the Olympics theme with a golden strip, while the third kit is expected to display a blue and red cross on the front.
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Real are adding some purple accents to their upcoming home effort, harking back to the 1997/98 and 2007/08 kits.
They then go one step further with their away kit which is predominantly purple. Very snazzy.
It's not just a jersey; it's our past, present and future. Pushing forward together since 1908, until the next impossible goal ⚫🔵#IMInter pic.twitter.com/Z4AA4eLNl7
Inter have agreed a new deal with Digital Bits to become their new sponsor and they slot straight onto the 2022/23 home kit.
The away kit is expected to be a combination of white and light aqua, with the third being a pretty out-there yellow effort.
When you wear the badge, you can feel the heartbeat of the stadium ?? ⁰ On the pitch, in the stands — we are part of something greater ? ⁰ Breaking the rules to create another legacy, introducing the new Juventus 22/23 home kit by @adidasfootball ?⚪️⚫️
Juventus kept things close to their chest until the beginning of May, when they then dropped their brand new...you guessed it...black and white home kit.
The strip retains Juve's classic black and white stripe pattern but has also integrated "re-coded triangles of the star as a magical symbol" - used to show "the magic of Allianz Stadium".
The away kit is thought to be a black jersey and the third will include blue, white and pink colours.
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The new Serie A champions have added Italian flag colours to their sleeves, adding a patriotic twist to the classic red and black stripes.
Elsewhere, the away kit will be white - a throwback to one of their most iconic kits - while the third shirt is more of a camouflage number.
Insomma, vi piace? ?❤️#ASRoma | @NBFootball pic.twitter.com/rLGi10uARc
Another club who specialise in wonderful kits are Roma - and their 2022/23 doesn't disappoint in the slightest.
With a diamond pattern emblazoned across the torso, Roma's shirt is manufactured by New Balance - and features the words “Figli di Roma” (‘Sons of Rome’) on the back of the neck in tribute to the bond between the city, the team that bears its name, and all those who wear the jersey.
?? ??? ??????? ❤️? Introducing the 2022/23 #FCBayern home shirt ?#MiaSanMia
#Anzeige | Wir bringen unsere Heimatstadt in die Stadien dieser Welt. 🌎❤ Unser neues Away Trikot ist da: https://t.co/GC89kOYCyk#FCBayern #MiaSanMia @adidasfootball pic.twitter.com/ZbQnAyDdKW
One interesting change for Bayern's new home kit is an updated logo from their sponsors Deutsche Telekom.
The white stripes of years gone by, combined with white edges on the collar and sleeves, add a modern feel to Die Roten's classic red shirt.
The away shirt is a classy number comprised of white and gold, with the third jersey expected to be a night grey shade.
It's...beautiful pic.twitter.com/cN6hQTK3Gu
Have Borussia Dortmund ever designed a bad kit? Hard to remember, isn't it?
Their confirmed 2022/23 home kit sees a return to more traditional black and yellow stripes, built around the club's square 1&1 logo.
BVB's away kit design is a black and asphalt ensemble with a chequered design.
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PSG's 2022/23 home shirt is made by Nike once more and features new branding after Qatar Airways and GOAT entered partnerships with the club.
The away kit is expected to be still produced by the Jordan brand and will be grey with a black centre stripe. The third kit will be comprised of white and old royal colours.
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