ARSENAL'S away kit for next season will be inspired by the club's iconic 1995/96 blue shirt, according to reports.
The Gunners may be just nine games into the new season - but Adidas' ideas for a new look have supposedly been leaked.
Back 29 years ago, the club had a much-loved away kit with a zig-zag in dark and light blue on it.
And the retro Nike design it set to come back next campaign, with Adidas planning a modern take on the classic.
An AI prediction of what the kit might look like on Bukayo Saka has surfaced on social media and fans love it.
One said: "Take my money now."
Another added: "That is lovely."
A third wrote: "This would be elite."
More commented: "The gold Premier League champions badge might throw the colours off."
But Arsenal fans will be hoping the shirt only brings back a retro vibe rather than the team's form that season.
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In the 1995/96 campaign under Bruce Rioch, the Gunners finished fifth in the Premier League and crashed out the FA Cup in the third round.
Ian Wright was the top scorer that year with 23 goals.