With pre-season getting underway, teams across the world have been releasing their latest training wear

With the 2022-23 season on the horizon, the world's most elite teams have once again collaborated with some of the biggest brands in sportswear to release a host of new training gear.

With fans always eager to see their favourite players in action, brands such as Nike, Adidas, and Puma, among others, have released their most recent eye-catching yet functional club training kits.

Club colours, fluorescent colours, plain and professional, this season's training wear has many options to choose from. GOAL looks at what all the top teams will wear in their 2022-23 training sessions.

A simple grey combined with a modest navy blue and a fluorescent pink lends an air of unpredictability to Arsenal's training top, much like the Gunners' youthful and exciting attackers.

The top features the expected Adidas and Arsenal badges, but in navy blue to match the colour scheme, as well as the Fly Emirates sponsor, which has become synonymous with the north London club.

Mikel Arteta will hope that Gabriel Jesus, who is set to be soon sporting this training gear along with the likes of Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli, can provide the goals his side lacked at times last season.

Shop all items in the Arsenal 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website.

Nike has encapsulated Barcelona's aesthetically wonderful 2007-08 away kit in this training top which comes in an explosive baby blue colour, with shades of darker blue and even an outburst of red to keep the players on their toes.

Barcelona has made sure to stay loyal to their roots by keeping their club colours in the badge of this top, serving as a kind reminder to the players of the illustrious legacy of this Catalan club.

The brand new Spotify sponsor is certain to bring the good vibes to the training ground as Xavi's side looks to push on from the progress they made in the second half of last season.

Shop all items in the Barcelona 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website. 

In Jurgen Klopp's eighth season in charge of Liverpool, the players are set to train in a wine red and black top intertwined in patterns, resembling the tricky twisty wingers that have been a staple in the German manager's success at the club.

The Nike swoosh and Liverpool's altered modern badge stand out in a rose-red tone, as well as the club's training centre sponsor, AXA.

Liverpool will hope that this excitable style top can give them the edge as they prepare to compete again with Manchester City for the Premier League title.

Shop all items in the Liverpool 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website.

In the latest release of Manchester United's training wear, Adidas have designed a top that comes in a military marine blue, laced with warm orange details throughout, as Erik ten Hag deploys his new set of soldiers for the first time. 

The club badge, which usually comes in yellow and red colours, has been altered to the same blue and orange, bringing clarity and harmony to the top. A badge which Man Utd describe as 'a heat-applied club badge',

Shop all items in the Manchester United 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website. 

Real Madrid's famous all-white themed kits continue onto their 2022-23 training gear away from the Bernabeu, in the latest product of the club's illustrious 24-year partnership with Adidas.

The white colours intertwined with the infamous Adidas strips and Real Madrid badge in black are assured to cause little distraction as Carlo Ancelotti's men look to continue their club's heritage in an attempt at another Champions League defence.

Karim Benzema will hope this is just the right training gear for him as he looks to push on in his bid for the 2022 Ballon d'Or award.

Shop all items in the Real Madrid 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website.

Nike clearly intends to inject energy into Tottenham's training sessions with this lively and vibrant top in a neon volt colourway. The club continue their partnership with Getir, which certainly catches the eye, going across the top in a lavender purple tone. 

The top is finished with the traditional Tottenham cockerel crest and the iconic Nike swoosh.

With the North London club gearing up to take on European titans, games will come thick and fast in Antonio Conte's first full season at Spurs. A positive pre-season, followed by effective training sessions, could be the key. 

Shop all items in the Tottenham 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website.

The club's classic claret and white colourway are straightforward and to the point. Little disparity comes in the way of West Ham's 2022-23 training top compared to their home kit, implying the same level of effort and competitiveness on the training ground as they would on the pitch on a rainy Monday night. 

The top is finished with a modern Hammers badge that sits next to a retro Pro training Umbro badge for an intriguing contrast. Then, going across the middle of the top is Betway, West Ham's sponsor.

Continuity appears to be the intended target in this training top designed by Umbro, as David Moyes looks to maintain the promising work he's overseen at the club thus far.

Shop all items in the West Ham 2022-23 training kit collection from the official club website.

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