Ranked: The 2019/20 Premier League home kits from worst to best

5. Watford

https://twitter.com/WatfordFC/status/1154665687123660800

All the kits in the top 5 are excellent. Watford kick things off with a lovely shirt, in which they smartly adjust the sponsor logo’s colour to fit well with either half of the kit. It’s extremely distinctive, and very different from the stripes they wore last season. An instant win in my books.

4. Liverpool

Liverpool’s kit emphasises the phrase “less is more”. A very clean effort, the pinstripes work very well with the single colour of the club badge and New Balance logo. Arguably interchangeable in the rankings with any of the other three kits above it.

3. Tottenham

https://twitter.com/SpursOfficial/status/1151749894501208065

The single cleanest kit in the league this season. Spurs did away with the horrendous fade effect, and their new kit ticks all the boxes for me. It might be too plain for some, but the simplicity is welcome, and the edges of the collar and sleeves enhance the appearance of the shirt.

2. Arsenal

https://twitter.com/Arsenal/status/1145627340749377537

Adidas absolutely knocked it out of the park with this one. The sleeves and collar complement each other wonderfully, and the shirt blends the right amount of creativity with the traditional Arsenal colours and look. This is the kind of kit that has the potential to become a fan favourite.

1. Leicester

https://twitter.com/LCFC/status/1153600892295405568

Their shirt is an evolution on last season’s, and it does wonders for me. The biggest differences are the gold trim, a callback to the post-title win kit, and the gentle checkered pattern, which gives it a subtle texture, without being overpowering. This kit looks fantastic, and I can’t wait to see it in action on the Premier League stage.