Arsenal have been forced to suspend sales of their new 2023-24 home kit after eagle-eyed fans spotted an error in the design. The kit was launched just weeks ago and since then, fans have noticed that the celebratory tape on the top-of-the-line “authentic” version of the jersey displays 32 results instead of the full 38.
The 2023-24 Arsenal home kit was supposed to celebrate a historic season for the club when they were crowned Premier League champions under French manager Arsene Wenger. It featured an image of Thierry Henry, Robert Pires and Dennis Bergkamp surrounded by celebratory tape at the bottom of the shirt, but it was noticed that this tape did not include all 38 league games from that season. As a result, Arsenal have been forced to withdraw the kit from sale while they work on a new version with all 38 results included on it.
This isn’t an ideal situation for one of England’s most successful football clubs, especially as it was intended to commemorate such a momentous achievement in their illustrious history. Arsenal had an almost untarnished run in 2003/04 season as they secured 26 wins and 12 draws, finishing 11 points ahead of Chelsea who were their closest rivals.
However, due to this unfortunate mistake, some fans may feel alienated or disappointed by their club’s misstep; particularly those who bought the jersey and felt proud wearing it around town during the summer months leading up to the start of next season. This is why Arsenal are now working hard to make sure that everyone gets what they paid for; a fully accurate jersey of one of their greatest seasons ever!
For now though, any remaining stock will be taken off store shelves until further updates can be made about its availability. Those who already own one can rest assured knowing that once these changes have been implemented their shirt will become even more special with all 38 results displayed on it – making them true collectors items!
Overall this is just an unfortunate blip in what has otherwise been a successful campaign for Arsenal so far this season and hopefully it won’t stop supporters from proudly wearing Arsenal jersey 23/24 – just as soon as they’re back on shelves!
