Nine years without a trophy, ended by the 2014 FA Cup, the first since 2005: that was how Arsenal arrived at the 2014-2015 season, the one that confirmed their post-crisis recovery. That year, Wenger’s team finished third in the Premier League, behind Mourinho’s champion Chelsea and Manchester City, and fell in the Champions League round of 16 to Monaco in a tie that surprised everyone. Alexis Sánchez made his debut that season, Özil was settling in, Cazorla was enjoying one of his best spells, and Giroud was the attacking focal point; a quality team that still couldn’t take the final step in the Premier League. This away football shirt, without a nameset and size M, also corresponds to Puma's first year as the club's kit supplier after years with Nike, featuring a design that opened a new aesthetic era for Arsenal. A unique piece in stock.
