Premier League confirmed and “leaked” jerseys for the 2020/21 season

As the current Premier League season draws to a close, thoughts are already turning to the 2020/21 campaign.

Summer naturally brings the usual transfer business.

And for fans, new players have the option to wear a new name on the back of the club.

Some fans, like West Ham United and Bournemouth, already know what their new jerseys will look like when the clubs launch their stripes for 2020/21.

However, there is much speculation about what the rest of the Premier League teams will look like next season.

Here we look at the leaks and official releases for the new season.

arsenal

If the leaks are actually correct, Arsenal will wear an eye-catching home kit in Mikel Arteta’s first full season.

With a much darker red and an interesting pattern, this is a very modern looking range from Adidas.

There’s also a cannon embroidered on the back of the neckline, which is a nice touch.

Aston Villa

A leaked video already appeared in February, showing a concept for the 2020/21 home shirt from Villa.

The video has since been removed, but whatever the club has to offer is unlikely to be too dramatically different from the usual red and blue arrangement.

Bournemouth

While Villa fans aren’t smarter, Bournemouth fans know exactly what their players will be like next season.

The Cherries have already released their new kit, redesigned by Umbro and incorporating the club’s signature black and white stripes.

However, there is a fading effect on the colors below.

Bournemouth debuted with the loss to Crystal Palace, the first Premier League game ever to be broadcast live on the BBC.

Of course, the next four weeks will be critical to whether Bournemouth continues to model this shirt in the Premier League or next season’s championship or not, with the club fighting for his life at the foot of the table.

Brighton

Like Villa, Brighton is holding her cards close to her chest in terms of her new look.

However, the club rarely pushes the boat out because the blue and white stripes have proven themselves in this phase.

Burnley

There are no leaks or official pictures of Burnley’s new kit either, but the Clarets look largely similar year after year.

We expect a lot of the same this time!

Chelsea

Chelsea will have a new sponsor on the front of his jerseys next season. The cellular network 3 replaces Yokohoma Tires.

The leaked pictures show a home shirt that Inter Milan could easily wear.

It is dark blue with a black stripe on each side and a black border on the sleeves and collar.

Crystal palace

There is little to report when it comes to the Eagles, who have yet to give an indication of what they will wear next year.

Everton

Everton fans have reason to look forward to their new shirts after the club has signed a lucrative new deal with Hummel to replace Umbro.

There were some concepts with the used car website Cazoo as a sponsor, but nothing official yet.

Leicester

There were several different concepts for the 2016 Premier League champions.

A red away kit caused a backlash due to the club’s rivalry with Nottingham Forest, while one of the home design concepts featured three white stripes on the right shoulder.

Liverpool

Liverpool’s newest kit is a big deal as it will be the first the Reds have worn since their first championship title in 30 years.

Nike will be the manufacturer, with Standard Chartered as the sponsor.

Footy Headlines’ home kit leak revealed a standard red top, but with an interesting dash of mint green on the collar and sleeves that go well with red and white.

There are also suggestions that the away kit will be mint green, but we have to wait and see what the newly crowned Premier League champion will produce.

Man city

City could be chasing Liverpool next season and look like a 90s team if the leak missed anything.

According to Footy Headlines, the City home jersey will feature a striking mosaic design, with lots of white to balance out the light blue. It is believed that the shorts will be either white or dark blue.

It looks like a pretty kit to us, but will you wear it when you take the title back in 2021?

Man Utd

Unlike its neighbors, United doesn’t cross borders as much.

It is red, not surprisingly, with black spots. The Red Devils away jersey is likely to cause a stir with an eye-catching black patterned design.

Newcastle

While the magpies will appear again in their iconic Puma black and white stripes, the club’s away kit will look very familiar.

That’s because, according to Footy Headlines, it will be very similar to Manchester City’s yellow and red away jersey this season.

If it turns out to be the case, it will likely attract strong opinions.

Norwich

Little is known about Norwich’s latest kit. Unfortunately, it looks like they will wear it again as a second division, with the Canaries six points behind safety.

Sheffield United

The blades have yet to reveal anything about their new kit.

If Chris Wilder’s men can finish the season strong, there’s a good chance their new strip will get a trip to Europe.

Southampton

The situation is similar in Southampton, whose latest kits can be guessed by everyone.

Under Armor will again be the maker of the saints. This season, the American sports brand revealed a black design over the club’s usual red and white stripes.

Tottenham

Spurs will have a striking design with their home jersey next season.

According to Footy Headlines, there will be a dark blue and yellow embellishment that goes with an eye-catching patterned design with dark blue spots on both shoulders.

Watford

According to Athletic, Watford will part with Adidas next season and connect with Spanish designer Kelme.

However, there were no concepts of what their first joint kit might look like.

West Ham

The Hammers have already presented their new kit, which celebrates the club’s 125th anniversary.

Umbro has made a safe kit with the club’s usual red wine and blue makeup. The badge has a nice blue border, while the sleeves are blue with a wine red border.

Wolves

Wolves chasing the Champions League have yet to reveal their gear for 2020/21, but we’d be shocked if they deviated from their classic gold look.