n8rngtd.topManchester United have released their new home kit for the 2024-25 season, with new front-of-shirt sponsor Snapdragon replacing TeamViewer.
- New Man Utd kit officially released
- Features red-on-red gradient design
- Snapdragon new front of shirt sponsor
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Despite plenty of uncertainty, Erik ten Hag will take charge of Manchester United once again in the 2024-25 campaign and will hope to build on last season's FA Cup triumph. The win came after the team's worst-ever Premier League finish and a major improvement will be demanded by all at Old Trafford. The Red Devils will aim for more silverware in a brand new kit which features a new sponsor and a new design for the coming campaign.
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WHAT DOES THE MAN UTD 2024-25 HOME KIT LOOK LIKE?
Youngsters Rasmus Hojlund, Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo took centre stage in the kit release photo shoot as United prepare for a new era under Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS. The trio replicated a celebration that became iconic last season as they sat on the advertising hoardings together.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Manchester United's latest offering shows two shades of red in a gradient design with a white trim. New sponsors Snapdragon replace TeamViewer on the front of the shirt, and the kit is finished off by traditional white shorts and black socks. Manchester United have used two different colours of red before in shirt designs, most recently back in 2016-17 with a two-tone split that was a nod to the club's past as Newton Heath.
Find out more about Manchester United's kits for the 2024-25 season here and all the new jerseys from top teams across the world here.
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Manchester United's new kit could be worn by some new stars during the 2024-25 season. Ten Hag's side are keen to strengthen at both ends of the pitch and may also wave goodbye to some big names. Marcus Rashford was absent from modelling duties for the new kit, with his future at the club the subject of speculation amid continued interest from Paris Saint-Germain.
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