For the first time in six years, Champions League football will come to White Hart Lane after Mauricio Pochettino guide Tottenham Hotspurs to a third-placed finish in the Premier League last season.
The North London side were title contenders for much of last season but faded away towards the end handing Leicester City a fairytale Premier League title.
Spurs were the first team to unveil their kits online via the Facebook live stream feature earlier this year.
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Home Kit
Manufactured by Under Armour, the Tottenham home kit is primarily white with a navy block on the shoulders. There is gold detailing on the neck as well as on the sleeves. The home jersey comes with a V-collar featuring ‘Spurs’ on the inside of the collar.
The shirt sponsor ‘AIA’ is positioned on the front in red with the kit manufacturer and Spurs logo coming in Navy. Navy shorts and navy socks complete the home kit.
Speaking as part of the kit launch on Facebook, Christian Eriksen said Spurs are hopeful of improving on on last season's third-place finish.
“Of course, we want to improve on what we did last season,” the 24-year-old said. “We didn't finish as strong as we would have liked but now it's a new season and it's an exciting one. Hopefully, we'll start well.”
On the prospect of playing in the Champions League after six years, Eriksen added: “We're really excited and happy about it. We can improve by being in the Champions League.”
Away kit
Under Armour released a bold navy blue design featuring gold trims as the new Tottenham away kit. The classy design bears all the detailing in the front of the shirt in gold, including the logos, the crew neck collar, and trims on the sleeves.
The shirt is teamed with navy shorts and socks completing a modern and classy look.
Third kit
The golden detailing in the home and away shirt takes over in the new third kit giving a completely new look to the kit. The all-gold third kit features dark blue trims on the sleeves and collar and bears navy pinstripes on the front of the shirt.
The shirt sponsor logo and the logo of the kit manufacturer and the club all come in navy which makes it an attractive combination that has rarely been seen before on the Premier League stage.
Mauricio Pochettino will be hoping that Spurs can better their performances from last season as they look genuine title contenders this time around in an increasingly tough Premier League.
You can buy the jerseys here
