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Photo: £62.5m Star Spotted Wearing New Manchester United Shirt Ahead of Transfer Announcement
- Manchester United revealed their 2025-26 home jersey on Thursday morning, featuring design elements that pay homage to their iconic Old Trafford stadium.
- The fresh kit follows a dismal 2024-25 campaign in which United finished 15th in the Premier League and lost the Europa League final to Tottenham.
- Designed by Adidas, the shirt features black shoulder stripes, a V-neck collar, abstract graphics inspired by Old Trafford on non-matchdays, and ‘Theatre of Dreams’ on the collar.
- The shirt costs £85, with the authentic version priced at £120, and fans have praised it as a classic and a symbol of a new era for the club.
- Old Trafford, the club’s spiritual home since 1910, faces planned replacement by a new 100,000-capacity stadium expected no earlier than 2030, signaling a future departure from the 'Theatre of Dreams'.
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Man Utd fans react as adidas unveil new home kit influenced by Old Trafford - The Mirror
Ruben Amorim is preparing for his first full season in charge of Manchester United and the team will hope for a fresh start in their new 2025-26 kit, which has paid homage to their iconic Old Trafford stadium
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Manchester United hint at double transfer exit after 2025/26 home shirt announcement
Manchester United have seemingly excluded two first-team players from being selected as options on the back of the shirt for the 2025/26 home kit. Manchester United have just released their new home shirt for the 2025/26 season; the shirt “takes inspiration from our iconic stadium, Old Trafford”, says the official statement from the club. “There is an abstract sleeve graphic in different… Source
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