Arsenal

The Dreamcast shirt. One of the most recognisable and talked-about kits in Premier League history — not always for the right reasons. Nike's design took Arsenal's traditional red and white and gave it a bold structural twist, with white side panels running the full length of the shirt and navy blue piping adding definition. The white collar gives it a classic feel that the panelling then undercuts in the best possible way. It's a shirt that divides opinion but nobody forgets. The Dreamcast sponsor is the real talking point. Sega's short-lived games console became immortalised on this shirt — ironic given the Dreamcast was discontinued just two years later. It's now a genuine piece of late-90s pop culture as much as football history. Notable players to wear this shirt: - Thierry Henry (his first Arsenal season) - Patrick Vieira - Dennis Bergkamp - Robert Pires - Sylvain Wiltord - David Seaman - Tony Adams Arsène Wenger's side finished second in the league that season, with Henry arriving from Juventus and beginning what would become one of the greatest careers in Premier League history. A brilliant shirt from a pivotal moment for the club. The Dreamcast may have lost the console wars. The shirt absolutely did not.