Manchester United will reportedly debut next season’s home kit in their final two Premier League matches, starting with the clash against Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford on May 17. The Adidas-produced strip is also expected to be worn the following week at Brighton.
United, who have already secured Champions League qualification under interim head coach Michael Carrick, have three league fixtures remaining. The new kit unveiling comes as part of a 10-year, £900m extension with Adidas signed in 2023, with qualification for Europe’s top competition triggering an additional £10m payment from the manufacturer.
Front-of-shirt sponsor Snapdragon, a Qualcomm brand, continues its £60m-per-season deal with United, which runs until 2029. Meanwhile, Carrick’s future remains uncertain; when asked this week, he said: “Clarity is important… it’ll get sorted when it’s going to get sorted. It’s out of my hands.”
