The launch of the kit suggests the future of Mesut Ozil in terms of the transfer of arsenal

Arsenal has unveiled its new kit for the 2019-2020 season which is inspired by the band's inverted strip of "bruised banana" worn by the club in the early 90's.

The Gunners went from Puma to Adidas and made sure that their first design with their new kit maker was unforgettable.

The headband has a modern twist on the historic "bruised banana" graphic with a shaded zig-zag pattern adorning the famous bright yellow jersey.

It will be familiar to older fans of Arsenal as it looks like the iconic band used between 1991 and 1993 – and is still regularly seen in the emirate's stands.

And if the launch of the kit was not enough to excite fans of the Gunners, the fact that Mesut Ozil was presented in the snapshots of unveiling could boost their mood.

Ozil was badociated with a summer outing but the fact that the German was one of the dummies to pose in the new jersey suggests that he might well stay in North London next season.

Models Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette joined Ozil as a model, while international Englishman Jordan Nobbs and Danielle van de Donk represented Arsenal Ladies during the shoot.

Even club legend Ian Wright, who wore the previous "bruised banana" jersey during his stay in North London, was featured in the club's new colors alongside young Reiss Nelson.

Meanwhile, teenager Gabriel Martinelli scored for his debut for Arsenal on Tuesday to allow the team to secure a 3-0 win against the Colorado Rapids during their pre-season tour. season.

The 18-year-old Brazilian, who signed a contract with Brazilian club Itano FC on July 2, fought back at a Dominic Thompson center in the 61st minute in Denver.

The efforts of Bukayo Saka and James Olayinka in the first half had previously allowed the Gunners to keep control of their orders as they began their tour in the United States.

Arsenal will continue its preparatory round with the matches of the International Champions Cup against Bayern Munich, Fiorentina and Real Madrid in Los Angeles, Charlotte and Washington DC respectively.