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Your support makes all the difference.Arsenal's new away shirt for the 2015/16 season will be revealed today, and Puma's latest tweet strongly hints that the leaked image of the gold shirt is correct.
The Puma shirt looks set to be the Gunners' first gold shirt since 2002-03.
It will be unveiled at 1pm this afternoon from Singapore, where the Gunners are on a pre-season tour.
The tweet sent from Puma today shows a gold paneled shirt, in exactly the same style as this previously leaked image (below).
Danny Welbeck is to remain in London as he looks to shake off the knee problem which kept him out of the final few weeks of the season, missing both the FA Cup final win over Aston Villa and England's June internationals.
Wenger said on the club's official website, www.arsenal.com: "Welbeck isn't completely recovered from the problem he had. He is not back in full training, so he will stay behind."
Speaking last month, Welbeck indicated there was no serious issue, just needing more time to recover. He said: "It was worse than we first thought it was, but it is just a natural healing period and usually I heal faster than others."
Czech midfielder Tomas Rosicky, who along with captain Mikel Arteta has signed a contract extension, is also not part of the squad for Singapore because of what Wenger describes as a small injury picked up on international duty.
While the likes of Calum Chambers, who has cut short his time off after the European Under-21s Championships, Chuba Akpom and 18-year-old American Gedion Zelalem will all hope to get some game time on the Asia tour, Carl Jenkinson, Yaya Sanogo and Joel Campbell were not included in the group and appear likely to be sent out on loan for next season.
Arsenal play a Singapore XI on July 15, then are scheduled to face either Everton or Stoke.
The Gunners return to England to host the Emirates Cup on July 25/26 ahead of the FA Community Shield against Chelsea at Wembley on August 2 and will open the new Barclays Premier League campaign with a televised home game against West Ham on Sunday, August 9.
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