Manchester United launch new adidas kit following world record £750m deal

New signing Bastian Schweinsteiger poses with Juan Mata and Ander Herrera in the new kit

MANCHESTER UNITED have revealed their new adidas-produced home kit for the upcoming season.

 

The new strip marks the start of a record-breaking 10-year partnership with United and adidas. 

The £750million contract sees the Red Devils boast the richest kit deal in football history. 

 

United's new strip will be debuted during their opening Premier League home game against Tottenham. 

 

The new Manchester United shirt

 

Luke Shaw models the new kit

 

Daley Blind shows off United's new Adidas-produced strip

 

"Taking inspiration from classic three-stripe United kits from the 1980s, adidas have reengineered these iconic designs with a modern twist, taking familiar style features that were loved by the fans and combined them with the latest performance technologies to produce innovative, modern classics," said a club statement on manutd.com.

"The new looks shirts include the latest in adidas lightweight and breathable technologies to ensure the players take to the pitch with the most innovative kit design ever."

 

The new home kit features a classic v neck cut collar

The new home kit features a classic v neck cut collar and the trademark adidas three-stripe design down the shoulder. 

United have also included a graphic design on the hem of the shirt that was used in the 1990 strip, worn by Ryan Giggs in his debut season.

Steve Marks, adidas Sports Marketing Director for Manchester United said: "This special club has always broken expectations.

There is also a graphic design on the hem of the shirt taken from the 1990 shirt worn by Ryan Giggs

"Sir Alex Ferguson’s historic success, Beckham from the halfway line, the unlikely victory against Bayern Munich in '99, all of these moments demonstrate a club with not only a proud history but also a reputation for success and the unexpected. 

"adidas is immensely proud to be part of that history and to be returning once again as partners of Manchester United Football club for another 10 years."