Manchester United have revealed their away kit for the 2019/20 campaign and it has taken inspiration from the Northern Quarter in Manchester.
The colour of the kit has been described by Adidas as 'Savannah' and has a subtle patterned design over the top of it which is said to be a nod to the mosaics that colour the streets of the Northern Quarter.
The shirt is beige in colour, a first for United, and features black trim. The words 'Manchester United Football Club' are embroidered into the bottom left corner of the design. It is on sale in the official United store.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's United team will wear the shirt for the first time against Perth Glory in the opening pre-season fixture on Sautrday.
United released their home shirt last month but have yet to release a third kit.
As well as Marcus Rashford (above) Paul Pogba is one of a few players who has been included in the promotional campaign for the new kit but it is not 100 per cent whether the France international will be at the club next season.
The club don't want to sell and Solskjaer has made it clear they are under no pressure to let the midfielder leave. However, both Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola have made it clear this summer that the France international is looking to leave the club.
