ARSENAL fans have been left stunned by an apparent leak of the club's new third kit.
The north Londoners have already unveiled a new slick black and gold away top for the upcoming season – which Gunners fans flocked to the club shop in their droves for.
But judging from their reaction to the club's new third kit on social media, the alternative club strip won't be a big seller.
On Wednesday afternoon, leaked snaps of the Premier League big boys' new baby pink kit started doing the rounds on social media.
Not all of the Emirates faithful were impressed by the strip, with one tweeting: "They look like pyjamas."
Another said: "I am not sure Mate…am i going to a Barbie Party?"
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And another said: "2/10."
Another remarked: "Not sure about this colour."
Another chimed in: "Rival fans will be buying these and wearing them to bed in secret."
The kit, however, did impress some fans of the north London club, one of whom tweeted: "We win on kits. Again."
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Another said: "Pink lots go hard. Just not sure about the pattern."
And another said: "Hmm, Pink actually looks so dang good!"
Mikel Arteta's troops will kick off their Premier League campaign a week on Friday away to Crystal Palace.
The Amazon 'All or Nothing' documentary on the Gunners will hit TV screens 24 hours before the match at Selhurst Park.
Amazon released a snippet of the series earlier this week showing Arteta giving his charges a pep talk before their home clash with Norwich last season.
The Spaniard said: "In many industries there are high performance teams.
"And these high performance teams are called like this because they all have something in common – because they get results.
"When I was born, I was born with a big heart disease. And for two years they had to try to save my life until I had the opportunity to have the first open surgery in Spain.
"So a high-performance team, not a football team or basketball team for example, it can be an emergency team, the ones that work for example in hospitals.
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"These teams have to be surrounded by people, they are very special. They are willing to work 24/7. They do it only for one reason – because they love what they do.
"That's their drive, that's their purpose."
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