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Ranking the 2023-24 Premier League kits

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The 2023-24 Premier League kits are starting to be unveiled and there are some beauties out there.

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From retro looks to snazzy designs, there are some very unique new looks as teams get ready for the new season.

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Below we rank the Premier League kits which have been released as plenty more have been dropping ahead of the 2023-24 season.


1. Liverpool

A classic look for the red home shirt and this is a belter. It has been kept simple and the white trim is marvellous. Liverpool have nailed this.

Liverpool FC v Aston Villa - Premier League
Liverpool FC v Aston Villa - Premier League

2. Crystal Palace

Absolutely lovely stuff and it also looks like a kit Spider Man would wear!? The red and blue halves are divine, while having the original Crystal Palace design on the shirt is a great touch. This kit also celebrates that Palace have now been in the Premier League for 10 years. The blue shorts and socks are also lovely. Well done Palace. Well done.


3. Manchester City

A nod to being at their current stadium for 20 years, Man City go for a retro look from the 2003-04 season when things were very, very different from them. It's a lovely kit and having seen it in-person, up close it looks even better than the photos.


4. Tottenham

Clean and crisp, there's a lovely simplistic feel to this Spurs kit. The blue trim works nicely and having Harry Kane front and center in the promo suggests he will be at Spurs at least for another season...


5. Arsenal

There is a lot going on with the print on the red but the gold is a nice touch. Pretty decent effort.


6. Manchester United

A nice shade of red and the black trim makes it stand out. The sponsor logo is massive. It is fine.

7. Newcastle

The black and white stripes is always nice but the club badge seems quite small compared to the new Saudi Arabian shirt sponsor. Falls under the 'just okay' category.

8. Aston Villa

Claret and blue is iconic but the sponsor just doesn't work and the fact the sleeves aren't lined up is strange.


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