Most Likely - Adidas To Become Arsenal Kit Supplier From 2019 For 180 Million GBP / Four Years?

Adidas will replace puma at Arsenal. About 180m per year. Remember where you heard it first. — The Bottom Corner (@TheBottomCorner) 6. Dezember 2017

It is at least 80m per year. — The Bottom Corner (@TheBottomCorner) 6. Dezember 2017

Arsenal To Buy Themselves Out Of Puma Deal?

Since August 2017, when The Mirror reported that Arsenal are considering are mega-money switch to Adidas and could even buy themselves out of the Puma contract in 2018, there have been several interesting new stories / details that are related to Arsenal's kit supplier. First, it emerged that it is likely Puma will replace Nike as Manchester City's kit supplier from 2019. Second, the first information about Puma's Arsenal 2018-2019 away kit have been leaked . Third, Puma will likely become Milan's new kit supplier from 2018 already, replacing Adidas years ahead of schedule. Fourth, a source on Twitter wrote that Adidas will replace Puma as Arsenal's kit supplier (he said that 'someone just shared info with me and gave me the permission to share as he won't take the abuses on his own account).English newspaper The Mirror reports that Arsenal are considering a mega-money kit swap, with Adidas in pole position to replace Puma. Arsenal signed a £30million-a-year deal with Puma in 2014 for five years until 2019, but that figure has been dwarfed by their rivals such as Chelsea and Manchester United since then.Adidas have lost Chelsea to Nike, who also added Tottenham to a stable of English sides already including Manchester City. The Three Stripes currently just have three Premier League clubs under contract (Manchester United, West Bromwich, Watford).Arsenal's deal with Puma is still having two years left to run, but the Gunners are nevertheless already looking for new kit supplier as Arsenal's deal with Puma is much worse than the deals of Chelsea, Manchester United and other clubs. In fact, Mirror Football understands that club officials are indeed already eyeing a switch that would double the current deal and would get them back on the same level as their rivals.The Mirror also reports that 'there is a possibility that Arsenal could do something similar as Chelsea, who bought themselves out of their contract with Adidas to switch to Nike ahead of the new campaign (if the figures add up). Chelsea paid 67 million pounds to end their long-term apparel deal with Adidas ahead of schedule Puma do have a right to renegotiate with Arsenal first, however.Do you think that we will see a new kit supplier for Arsenal soon? Let us know in the comments below.