Arsenal's supposed away kit for the 2024/25 campaign seems to have split opinion after it leaked online.
The Gunners' second strip for the current season was also not seen as an overwhelming hit amongst fans upon first impression last summer.
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It dons a light green block colour and black stripes, with the Arsenal badge, adidas logo and Fly Emirates sponsor light blue.
And in images leaked on Footy Headlines, it seems as though they have gone for a bold design for the 2024/25 season.
The kit returns to all black but the badge, which is just a cannon, is red and the adidas logo has switched to green.
Two green stripes and one red stripe are seen on the shoulders of the shirt, with a white design featuring at the start of the arms.
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However, Arsenal fans don't appear to be on the same page when reacting to it as one on X said: "That is f****** awful man."
"Ok this is actually worse than the lime green one this year," added another disappointed supporter.
"Must be a Spurs fan who made this," this outraged Gooner said.
However, one fan appeared to be impressed with the leaked design as they said: "Already in love with this kit."
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"Looks like a UCL [UEFA Champions League] winning jersey," a second added in the belief that the kit will bring them good luck for next season.
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Arsenal's new home and third kits also appear to have leaked online in recent weeks as fans already gear up for another year of action.
The strips could be set to feature a Premier League winner's badge on the sleeve as the Gunners sit top of the table.
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They beat north London rivals Tottenham 3-2 on Sunday to solidify their spot at the summit with three games left to play.
However, reigning champions Manchester City are just one point behind and have a game in hand in the title race run-in.
It could go down to the final day of the season, one that could live long in the memory of Arsenal fans as they chase their first league title since 2004.