As the summer window approached, photos of Arsenal's home shirts for the 22-23 season spilled out over the weekend.
Twitter account Arsenal Shirt Collection posted spy photos of next season's Arsenal home shirt over the weekend.
The jersey uses the same red hue as this season, with white sleeves and collars.
The collar has a red zigzag pattern, buttons at the neck, red under the sleeves, and the word "Arsenal" printed on the top of the back of the jersey.
The same shirt as Adidas's previous shirts, which have three stripes on the shoulders, but will return to white next year instead of this season's blue.
The same source said Arsenal will wear a black away shirt and a "cloud pink" third shirt next season.
This inevitably sparked controversy, with some fans insisting that the yellow and blue colors should be retained.
Readers, what do you think of the new home shirt?
According to reports, Arsenal are ready to offer Saka four times his current salary to renew his contract.
The Sun reported that Saka's current weekly salary is £30,000 and the club is willing to quadruple that figure to £125,000.
Arteta sees Saka's contract as a top priority this summer, and he has allegedly informed Garrick of an agreement with the winger.
The Athletic reporter David Ornstein said this week arsenal had started preliminary talks on Saka's contract.
His contract expires in 2024 — provided Arsenal opts to activate the 12-month extension clause.
Arsenal want to determine Saka's future as soon as possible, and formal negotiations are expected to unfold after a recent meeting with the player's agent and a new contract will be out.
Arsenal are hoping for success in the coming negotiations, but whether Saka signs depends on the amount of the contract and whether the Gunners can return to the Champions League.