Arsenal Women’s new third kit is here, Chloe Kelly has spoken openly about needing a physical and mental reset this summer, and Arsenal have quietly made an important coaching change behind the scenes.

In this episode of Arsenal Women Trailblazers, I explain why the tailor in me completely changed his mind about Arsenal’s new third kit, why Nikita Runnacles’ appointment as Arsenal’s new set-piece and goalkeeping coach could have a much bigger impact than many supporters realise, and what Geraldine Reuteler’s first major interview reveals about the culture Renée Slegers is building at Arsenal.

I also take a closer look at Chloe Kelly following her recent BBC interview, reflecting on everything she’s overcome over the past two years and addressing the online abuse and AI-generated misinformation that too many female footballers continue to face. Rather than amplifying negativity, I want to celebrate one of Arsenal’s most resilient players and discuss the kind of football community we should all be helping to build.

• My thoughts on Arsenal Women’s new 2026/27 third kit.
• Why Nikita Runnacles’ appointment could improve Arsenal at both attacking and defending set pieces.
• Geraldine Reuteler on why joining Arsenal was a dream move.
• Chloe Kelly’s recent interview and why this could be her biggest season yet.
• Why supporting players matters just as much as supporting the team.

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Arsenal Women: Trailblazers is a regular fan podcast dedicated to Arsenal Women. Join host Roberto Revilla every week for news, match previews and reports, tactical talking points and the stories that make Arsenal Women true trailblazers.

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