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Sol Campbell and Puma: Sol Mates

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Sol Campbell won the Premier League title twice and the FA Cup thrice with Arsenal

Arsenal FC and Puma release three new kits for the 2014/2015 season – we speak to brand ambassador Sol Campbell

To unveil the three new Arsenal kits named “Future”, “Forever” and “Victorious”, former Arsenal and England defender Sol Campbell visited Singapore to present them at ION Orchard.

You can imagine the crush as football fans swarmed to catch a glimpse of the legend, and to try to get his autograph.
We managed to find some quiet time with the big man.

What have you been busy with?

Mostly with the Arsenal and Puma collaboration. I have taken a huge portion of my time promoting this kit and I’m really enjoying myself.

I’ve also been working on getting my coaching certification. In fact, I am about to get my “A badge” this August.

Who do you think is currently the best defender in the English Premier League?

I think Vincent Kompany (Manchester City) is doing a great job for his team. He has had consistently good performances at the highest level.

The partnership between Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny (at Arsenal) is incredible. I think they are only going to keep getting better with each season.

Who do you think will win the league next season?

I think Manchester City still have an incredibly strong team. They are most likely going to be title contenders again.

Liverpool as well; they look as impressive as ever.

Olivier Giroud in Arsenal’s new “Forever” Home kit for the 2014/2015 season
Olivier Giroud in Arsenal’s new “Forever” Home kit for the 2014/2015 season

And Manchester United’s fate?

I’d expect Manchester United to improve from last season; I doubt they will have to carry on this form they suffered last season.

Who’s your favourite player in the current Arsenal squad?

If I had to choose, I love watching Aaron Ramsey play. He had an excellent season scoring many goals, and I can’t wait to see him at his best again next season.

It was unfortunate that he injured himself when he did; I think it could have been a very different season for Arsenal had he been fit the whole way through.

By Basil Lee

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