Recently, the well-known football equipment website "Footy Headlines" and jersey equipment blogger Jerseyreview exposed the physical photos of Manchester United's home shirts for the new season.
Judging from the photos that jerseyreview uploaded on its Instagram account, the 2022-23 home shirt created by jersey maker Adidas for the Red Devils has many highlights, and the overall design is retro style.
The Red Devil jersey is undoubtedly still dominated by traditional red, with a fine vertical striped dark pattern design. The logo and text of Adidas and The chest advertising sponsor TeamViewer are white.
The most striking change to the New Season Red Devils jersey is the return of the vintage lapels, this time a white Polo collar with a red and black triangular pattern. This time, the lapels are designed with vintage patterns inspired by the style that Adidas prepared for the 1994 World Cup teams in the United States.
Since the founding of the Premier League, Manchester United has played on the battlefield many times in a collared jersey and achieved good results. Will magic fans recall the stand-up leader spokesperson, the domineering celebration of King Cantona in the 90s. Cantona's favorite game is to play with the collar up.
In terms of other details, the Adidas three stripes on the shoulders of the jersey changed from white to black in the 2021-22 season, while a new sleeve sponsor (DXC Technology) also appeared on the sleeves.
In addition, the club crest on the chest of the jersey is placed in a pentagonal shield shape with a black and white border, which is retro-style, and the background red inside the shield is darker than the surrounding red.
The jersey is taken in real time, do you magic fans like this home jersey for the new season?
Manchester United have no hope this season, if there is any expectation for the Red Devils next season, it is to hope that the players, regardless of their ability, must work hard in the game, at least in attitude worthy of this shirt. Otherwise, how far TMD to give Lao Tzu how far to roll.