Manchester United have unveiled their home kit for the 2023-24 Premier League campaign.
Their classic crimson red shirt which features a pattern of Lancashire roses was unveiled on social media on Tuesday and the shirt sponsor still appears to be TeamViewer, despite Man United mutually agreeing to end their partnership with the German technology company back in December.
A statement on the club’s official website stated: “Man United and adidas have joined forces once again to unveil the highly anticipated home kit for the upcoming 2023-24 season,” adding: “The deep connection between Manchester and its rich industrial heritage is beautifully represented in our new home kit.
“It pays homage to the city’s iconic red rose in a stunning geometric design and draws inspiration from the bridge over the River Irwell, which connects Manchester and Salford and stands as a symbol of the city’s strength and its profound impact on the world during the industrial revolution.”
The statement added: “The new home kit also encapsulates the unwavering commitment and love that fans have for United, serving as a reminder of their timeless belief in the club. The club crest and adidas logo shine bright in white on the chest, completing the design with elegance and style.”
The new Red Devils home kit will be worn for the first time against Leeds United in Norway on July 12.