Man United launch 2025/26 season home kit with bold new look

Manchester United have launched their home kit for the 2025/2026 season (via the club’s official website).

Made by Adidas, the jersey is made up of three colours—red, black, and white—unlike last season’s design, which used only two.

The short-sleeved jersey is predominantly red. Its v-neck and sleeves are adorned with black and white stripes.

The long-sleeved kit is similar to the short one but includes additional black striping and no white on its sleeves.

Fans can now order the jersey from the club’s website, though prices may vary by region.

United finished 15th in the league last season, their lowest-ever finish in the Premier League era. They also fared poorly in domestic cup competitions.

They started the campaign with Erik ten Hag as manager, but he was fired in November, with United recording just three victories from the nine league games played under the Dutch tactician.

Ruben Amorim replaced Ten Hag but results deteriorated under the Portuguese manager as the Red Devils only managed seven wins out of 27 matches.

United could have ended the season brightly, reaching the Europa League final, but they lost to Tottenham Hotspur, missing the chance to win the trophy and qualify for the Champions League.

The Manchester outfit are now preparing for their first full season under Amorim.

They have released their list of retained and departing players while they have been active in the transfer market.

United are prioritising their attack, which let them down in the league last season. They have signed Matheus Cunha and are now focusing on sealing a move for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo.

Depending on sales, the club could also add another midfielder and a new goalkeeper before the end of this summer’s transfer window.

Article written by Henry Thornton .