Arsenal, Manchester United Unveil New Kits For 2014/2015 Season

Arsenal and its new kit partner PUMA have unveiled the Gunners' new kits in style, with Mikel Arteta, Mathieu Flamini and Santi Cazorla showcasing the home, away and cup kits in the sport giant's Carnaby Street shop window.

Arsenal supporters waiting to buy the shirt outside PUMA's flagship store in London were stunned to see the kit being revealed in person by the FA Cup winners, as a curtain dropped to reveal a huge Arsenal façade.

Each of the three kits has a unique design, inspired by the values identified by PUMA as being the foundation of Arsenal Football Club, and which form the basis of the 'Future, Forever, Victorious' story.

England's most storied football club, Manchester United and Nike on Monday also unveiled a new kits with Chevrolet logo inscribed right on the players' chests.  The famous car company becomes the club's fifth jersey sponsor following Sharp, Vodafone, AIG and Aon.

The jerseys look similar to the ones the Manchester club has worn in the past, with red shirts and plain white shorts. The home shirts also have a white button-up collar along with white cuffs.

Chevrolet reportedly paid $600 million to have its logo on the shirts of one of the world's most popular football team for the next seven seasons.