Manchester United fans love leaked 2024/25 kits featuring retro kits for Cristiano Ronaldo, Ruud van Nistelrooy and David Beckham

Manchester United fans are loving the early leaks of the club’s new 2024/25 Premier League kit.

The first details of the new design have surfaced online and the draft kits will be familiar to many Red Devils fans who have fond memories of Sir Alex Ferguson’s era.

It’s clear that next season’s home kit will be red, but it’s their new sponsor Snapdragon that has sparked interest among supporters.

The US tech giant will replace TeamViewer as Manchester United’s main shirt sponsor from next season after agreeing a deal worth £65m a year with the Premier League giants.

Fans have also noticed that their logo is very similar to the club’s jerseys sponsored by Vodafone in the early 2000s.

The new jersey will also be designed using Adidas’ new Tiro 24 template, which features unique side panels that are also reminiscent of Nike’s first jerseys.

This was the jersey worn by David Beckham when the club won the 2002/03 Premier League title in his final year at the club before moving to Real Madrid.

It was also worn by Ruud van Nistelrooy and Martin Keown during the 2003/04 clash at Old Trafford, when Manchester United and Arsenal drew 0-0 and the Gunners emerged as unbeatable champions.

While it won’t bring back fond memories for United fans, they did win the FA Cup that year, with a young Cristiano Ronaldo in the squad.

Footy Headlines report that the home kit will consist of two different shades of red, but it appears that an unofficial draft design is already on sale in parts of the world, which features black panels and bears a striking resemblance to United’s 2002/03 and 2003 kits Similarities/04 Shirt.

Many fans liked what they saw, with one supporter saying: “Adidas are on pace.

“Looks like a Vodafone kit,” said another, while a third added: “Snapdragon gives me Vodafone vibes.”

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The away kit, meanwhile, is said to be in a dark navy blue dubbed ‘Night Indigo’, with a subtle zigzag pattern in the form of a repeating M on the front of the shirt.

Their third kit is said to be off-white and will feature the classic Adidas trefoil logo – a symbol used by the German sportswear giant in the 1970s and 1980s.

Their retro Red Devils badge will also return, having appeared on this season’s replacement kit for the first time.