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Every Premier League home kit ranked with Man Utd 10th and Chelsea shirt flops

Express Sport has seperated the best from the rest with this year's Premier League home kits.

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Express Sport have ranked every home kit for the 2026/27 Premier League season 

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The Premier League returns for yet another season of nail-biting drama and breathtaking storylines. Arsenal will begin the campaign as defending champions for the first time in over 20 years, with the chasing pack looking to knock them off their perch.

But every true football fan knows it isn't about who plays the best, it's who looks the best! And to celebrate the return of the best league in the world, Express Sport have taken a look at every club's home kit for the upcoming season and ranked them best to worst.

This will inevitably cause plenty of debate, so buckle up and let's get going...

#20 - Bournemouth

Real Betis Balompie v AFC Bournemouth - Pre-Season Friendly

A kit that doesn't even deserve Premier League status.

The sponsor - which many originally thought was a parody - ruins what would be an otherwise totally acceptable kit.

Shame.

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#19 - Newcastle United

Valencia CF v Newcastle United: Trofeu Taronja

Someone at Adidas took the nickname 'Barcodes' too seriously. 

An abomination that just about sums up the shocker of a summer Newcastle have experienced. 

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#18 - Coventry City

Coventry City v RCD Espanyol - Pre-Season Friendly

What a wonderful Huddersfield Town kit... oh wait!

A 25-year wait for a Premier League return and this is what Coventry serve up? 

Yes, there is history and heritage attached, but talk about a time and a place. 

Less said, the better about the garish sponsor too. 

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#17 - Everton

VfB Stuttgart v Everton - Pre-Season Friendly

If a plain ham, ready salted crisps and a bottle of water were a football kit. 

There's nothing necessarily wrong with it, but there's absolutely nothing right about it either. The sponsor is too big.

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