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Your support makes all the difference.Days after the new home shirt was unveiled on Monday, images of Arsenal's new goalkeeper shirt have now been revealed - so will this be what Petr Cech wears this season should he complete his move from Chelsea.
The Blues goalkeeper has been linked with an £11m move to the Emirates this summer. Recent reports have stated that the Czech international's preference is to make the move to Arsenal instead of Paris Saint-Germain, as his family are settled in London.
Chelsea goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon said this week: "I think [Cech] still has three or four excellent seasons in him.
"His family like England. And a player is happy when his family is happy.
"He wants to stay in England, but I don't know where are the discussions. The Premier League is his primary objective. But it will also depends on the conditions.
"The advantage is that Arsenal is a top club, with a philosophy that pleases him and that is at London. It is a base for consideration."
ARSENAL PREMIER LEAGUE FIXTURE LIST 2015/16
AUGUST
8 West Ham (H)
15 Crystal Palace (A)
22 Liverpool (H)
29 Newcastle (A)
SEPTEMBER
12 Stoke (H)
19 Chelsea (A)
26 Leicester (A)
OCTOBER
3 Man Utd (H)
17 Watford (A)
24 Everton (H)
31 Swansea (A)
NOVEMBER
7 Tottenham (H)
21 West Brom (A)
28 Norwich (A)
DECEMBER
5 Sunderland (H)
12 Aston Villa (A)
19 Man City (H)
26 Southampton (A)
28 Bournemouth (H)
JANUARY
2 Newcastle (H)
12 Liverpool (A)
16 Stoke (A)
23 Chelsea (H)
FEBRUARY
2 Southampton (H)
6 Bournemouth (A)
13 Leicester (H)
27 Man Utd (A)
MARCH
1 Swansea (H)
5 Tottenham (A)
12 West Brom (H)
19 Everton (A)
APRIL
2 Watford (H)
9 West Ham (A)
16 Crystal Palace (H)
23 Sunderland (A)
30 Norwich (H)
MAY
7 Man City (A)
15 Aston Villa (H)
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