Manchester United have released their third kit for the 2015-16 season on their official website.
We leaked the third kit on one of our articles on 4th August and now Manchester United official website has officially confirmed the kit.
The predominantly black kit features an orange pop on the three stripes and the same graphic design that has featured on both the home and away kit hem, but this time across the front of the shirt standing out brilliantly under the floodlights, which is ideal considering it will be used for the away UEFA Champions League fixtures.
Adidas was keen to mark the return to Europe’s premier competition by reintroducing the predominantly black colour scheme, which was first seen in 1993 and has become a staple look for Manchester United ever since. The shorts are strikingly different, using the key graphic taken from the early 1990s shirt famously worn by Ryan Giggs, which fades across the shorts.
Adidas’ new lucrative kit deal is proving to be lucky for Red Devils as they are still undefeated in all competitions. Last night, they defeated Belgian side Club Brugge 4-0 and made their way to the elite competition of Europe i.e. UEFA Champions League.
Wayne Rooney scored a hat-trick and ended his goal dought for 10 games. They are sitting fourth in Premier League table with 7 points from 3 games. New goalkeeper Sergio Romero is still to be beaten as David de Gea is left out again and again by the manager amid interest from Real Madrid.
Manchester United played three games in Premier League so far and two in UEFA Champions League play-off and just conceded one goal, that too an own goal.
The fans will hope that the new kit will carry on their good form.
Here are some pictures of Manchester United players in the new third kit:
