Manchester United have officially unveiled their striking new away kit for the 2025/2026 Premier League season, sending waves of excitement through fans worldwide.
The kit, released on Wednesday, July 16, draws heavy inspiration from the iconic 1990-92 away design, delivering a nostalgic yet modern twist that’s already trending online.
This season’s away shirt blends a crisp white base with a soft lavender hue, accented by deep purple details and a unique snowflake pattern that echoes the club’s rich history while embracing a bold new era.
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The shirt features an overlapping V-neck collar and the unmistakable Red Devil crest, paired with purple shorts to complete the sleek, eye-catching look.
Front and center once again is the Snapdragon logo, as part of the ongoing £60 million-per-season sponsorship deal between Qualcomm Technologies and the Red Devils. The tech giant first appeared on United’s shirts last season and continues to dominate the visual identity of the club’s kits.
The new away strip is now available for purchase globally, giving fans a chance to wear the same colors as their favorite stars ahead of a packed pre-season schedule.
United’s home kit for 2025/26 was released last month, and both designs are set to make their first appearances during the summer tour. The squad returned to Carrington on July 7 to kick off pre-season training, with their opening friendly set for July 19 against Leeds United in Stockholm, Sweden.
After that, Manchester United will head to the United States for a series of high-profile clashes in the Premier League Summer Series, facing West Ham, Bournemouth, and Everton. The pre-season will conclude with a home showdown at Old Trafford against Fiorentina on August 9.
While fans are buzzing about the new kit, transfer activity has been slow. So far, the Red Devils have only secured the signing of Matheus Cunha, with negotiations stalling over Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo. United have had two bids rejected, and as things stand, a deal has yet to be reached.
Whether you’re excited about the lavender look or eager for more transfer news, one thing’s clear: Manchester United are making bold moves both on and off the pitch as the new season approaches.
