Best Premier League Football Kits 2023/2024

Football kits are always a major part of a club’s identity, especially in the Premier League. Think of it like this – there’s no football fan that does not remember the classic Arsenal 0₂ jersey, Manchester United’s AIG, Liverpool’s Carlsberg or Chelsea’s Samsung kit.

To this day, these shirts are being sold all over the world. Creating a kit that will be a part of history is what every team, sponsor and designer wants. In recent times, we haven’t had a kit that was able to stick, but the 2023/24 season may prove us different.

There were quite a few interesting designs this year and we figured that we would list some of the best ones. The kits that we are about to uncover are not in a specific order as it is too hard to decide which ones come out on top.

Aston Villa Away Kit

We’ll start things off with Aston Villa’s away kit. This has to be one of the most underrated jerseys in the past couple of years. This team’s home kit is decent, but its design is not that different from other years. The away kit, on the other hand, flashes the white colour and the team’s logo and sponsors are purple. The shorts are aqua blue and the socks are white and blue. As interesting as this sounds, the white-blue-purple combination actually rocks and we have to take our hats off to whoever pitched this idea.

Liverpool Home Kit

Next up, we have Manchester City’s biggest rival in the past couple of years. Many football fans are amazed at how Liverpool ended their 30-year Premier League drought recently and became not just champions of England, but European champions as well.

Last year, they did not have a good performance, but from the looks of it, 2023/24 will be far more competitive. They are back on top and interestingly enough, Liverpool and Manchester City fans have this ongoing battle that is not just on the pitch.

Liverpool’s home kit has been a sight to behold in the past couple of years. It is one of the few jerseys that has a simplistic, yet captivating design. The home kit is bright red and the team’s sponsors are white. The socks and the shorts are the same colour and they stand out from the competition.

Tottenham Hotspur Home Kit

Next up, we have yet another team that is fond of the simplistic approach. Tottenham’s home jersey rocks three colours – white, blue and red. The white is the dominant one and together with blue, they represent the team’s colours. The red is reserved for the sponsor (AIA) and interestingly enough, it perfectly blends in the mix. Both the shorts and the socks are white and they give us an elegant feeling.

Wolverhampton

Finally, we have Wolverhampton. We can confidently say that this team nailed all kit designs – home, away, third and goalkeeper. They flash different colours and we are in love of all of them. The one kit that stands out the most is the home goalkeeper. It is bright pink, whereas the team logo is yellow and the sponsor (AstroPay) is white.

The third kit is extremely unconventional, but it kind of suits the team very well. It is bright blue with dark blue features.

Worst Premier League Kits

As a closing nod, we thought that it would be a good idea to do quite the opposite – list some of the worst designs in the Premier League. The good news is that there aren’t too many. The bad news is that we think that the ones that we are going to mention are dreadful.

Coming in at number one is none other than Manchester United’s away jersey. It is dark green and white and unlike anything we’ve seen before. Next, we have Liverpool’s white-green away kit, Everton’s red away kit and Brighton’s away kit. We couldn’t agree more that the designers could’ve done a far better job with how these shirts look.

Final Thoughts – Premier league Rivalry

This rivalry transcends the boundaries of the pitch. The fervor and loyalty of the fans have found a new playground – the realm of betting, particularly on the platforms known as betting exchanges. Unlike traditional betting avenues where bets are placed against a bookmaker, betting exchanges provide a virtual arena where fans can bet against each other on various outcomes including the anticipated winner of the Premier League this season. The stakes are high, especially when longtime rivals like Liverpool and Manchester City or Chelsea vs Arsenal lock horns, both on the field and in the betting markets.