Marcus Rashford, Luke Shaw and Alejandro Garnacho are among the players to have posed for the first time in the 2024/25 Manchester United away kit.
Designed by Adidas, United say the circular patterns in the navy-blue base of the kit are inspired by the 3d monograms used on the club’s kits from 30 years ago.
Stars including Aaron Wan Bissaka and Lisandro Martinez have also shown off the shirts, which feature three lighter shades of blue as a tribute to the Irk, Medlock and Irwell rivers that flow through Manchester.
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 25, 2024
How to buy the new Man United kit
The shirts, which include the club’s Red Devil emblem on the back of the collars, are available from United’s online store and physical retail outlets.
Prices range from £40 for a baby kit to £110 for an ‘authentic’ shirt, with the shorts and socks also available to buy individually.
Sam Handy, Adidas’s boss of Product and Design, said it was an “honour” to “resonate with fans” by creating the kits.
“Through features such as the collar and a nostalgic design… we champion elements of the city and club’s history,” Handy added, predicting that the look would “stand out on the streets, in the stands and on the pitch.”
Qualcomm Snapdragon’s logo is on the front of United’s kits for the first time after the US technology firm agreed a deal said to be worth around £60 million per year.
It’s here and it’s beautiful 🤩
🔵 @Snapdragon#MUFC || #ShotOnSnapdragon pic.twitter.com/wj9tbHLGmA
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 25, 2024
Manchester United kit debut
Supporters won’t have to wait long to watch United’s players wear the away kit for the first time in a match.
United have announced that the strip will be used for the first time in a friendly against familiar rivals Arsenal on July 28 (1am BST) as part of the club’s US tour.
The game will open United’s Stateside schedule at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, which has a capacity of more than 70,000.
Erik ten Hag’s side then face Real Betis in San Diego on August 1 (3am) and Liverpool in South Carolina on August 4 (12.45am).