Next season, Arsenal’s kits will be emblazoned with the iconic cannon rather than the club crest. While the club have used the cannon instead of the badge before — it features on this season ...

Arsenal's badge has featured a cannon since the first design was created in 1905. The London giants have been intrinsically linked with weaponry since they were formed by munition workers at the ...

Arsenal have confirmed the launch of their new home kit, with the club crest replaced by a cannon for the first time since the 1989-90 season. The club revealed the strip on Thursday morning ...

Arsenal are set to replace the club's crest with the iconic cannon on all of their shirts for next season. The cannon has become synonymous with the north London outfit ever since they were ...

When David Raya posed in an Arsenal jersey for the first time this week, many fans noticed an interesting tattoo. Raya joined Arsenal from Brentford on Tuesday on an initial season-long loan deal.

Arsenal have released their new home kit which features the iconic cannon symbol in place of the club’s traditional crest. The Gunners posted the images of the new kit for the 2024/25 season on ...

Read our privacy notice. Arsenal will play with the iconic cannon on all three of their kits next season as opposed to the club crest. The club have previously used the cannon instead of the crest ...

Arsenal's newest addition David Raya has a rather awkward neck tattoo in honour of a date that the Gunners faithful will not look back on fondly. Raya's long-awaited switch to the Emirates from ...

Advertisement Formed by David Danskin, a Scottish mechanical engineer who worked at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, the cannon on the crest has been ever-present — in the area, as well as on the ...