Manchester United releases new blue away kit for 2026/27

Manchester United has released its new Adidas away shirt for the 2026/27 season. The kit features a blue base with tonal stripes and red and white detailing.

Premier League club Manchester United unveiled the shirt in July. Players including Bryan Mbeumo, Kobbie Mainoo, Benjamin Sesko and Jess Park posed for photos in the new design.

The shirt carries Snapdragon sponsorship on the front and includes a V-neck collar with red three stripes on the shoulders. It draws inspiration from a late 1980s kit worn during European triumphs in 1968 and 2017.

The kit goes on sale through the club's online shop and Adidas outlets. Replica versions cost £85, with long-sleeved options at £90 and authentic shirts starting at £120.

United will wear the shirt for the first time against Rosenborg at Lerkendal Stadion on Friday at 17:00 BST. A second outing is scheduled eight days later versus Atletico Madrid at Stockholm’s Strawberry Arena.

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