Disgusted Arsenal fans say ‘burn it with fire’ as 2024/25 away kit is ‘leaked’ with bizarre ‘cow-print’ design

ARSENAL fans are not happy after discovering what their new 2024-25 season away kit will look like.

The new strip has been leaked online but its unique cow print down the side has not gone down well with supporters.

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Arsenal fans were hit yesterday with the "fake news" that boss Mikel Arteta was heading to Barcelona at the end of the season.

But despite the fear that their main man could be on the move, they are more in shock with their new away kit.

leaked a black Arsenal shirt with an Adidas green logo and the Gunners' traditional red on the sleeves.

But what shocked fans the most is the cow print strip down the sides.

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One disgusted fan : "Burn it with fire."

A second agreed and added: "What in the f*** is that."

A third then added: "Moooooh🐄."

This season's away kit was already unpopular with fans as Adidas seemingly decided to move away from conventional colours and go for a luminous yellow.

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Another supporter said: "I feel like I owe this year away kit an apology."

Meanwhile, Arteta is set to remain to see the Gunners flaunt their new kit after rumours suggested he was heading the Camp Nou.

Xavi Hernandez stunned Barca fans on Saturday by declaring he will leave his beloved club this summer.

Reports in Spian then claimed Arteta was set to rpelace him.

But th e Arsenal gaffer, whotook charge in North London in December 2019 after replacing Unai Emery, has dismissed those rumours.

He said: "That's totally fake news what you read yesterday.

"I don't know where it's coming from and it's totally untrue. I'm really upset about it.

"I could not believe [it] (the reports). I don't know where it's coming from."

Arsenal travel to Forest on Tuesday night as they look to close the gap on leaders Liverpool.

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