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German sportswear giants Adidas have unveiled Manchester United’s third jersey for the 2018-19 season, which is available for sale immediately.
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Inspired by 1968, our new 3rd kit for 18/19 by @adidasfootball is made from Parley Ocean Plastic.
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The new jersey is inspired from the 50th anniversary of United’s historic first European Cup win – the first for any English team in the competition.
“The new navy blue jersey takes its cue from the royal blue kit worn by Sir Matt Busby’s men in their victory over Benfica at Wembley in May 1968,” a statement on the United website read.
United’s triumph at Wembley was even more special due to the fact that a large part of their squad had been decimated by the Munich Air Disaster 10 years prior.
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“The jersey has been created from Parley Ocean Plastic in partnership with Parley for the Oceans,” the statement added.
As is the case with most football kits of big clubs, there are two variants for the jersey.
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The ‘authentic’ one will cost you a hefty £109.95, while the ‘replica’ is relatively cheaper at £64.95.
The official price for the ‘authentic’ shorts have not been revealed yet, but they are expected to cost north of £50. The ‘replica’ shorts retail for £34.95 (all prices as per Adidas’ UK web store).
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With the club having only two games left in the season–a home Premier League clash with Watford on Sunday and the FA Cup final against Chelsea on May 19–fans will not be able to see their beloved Red Devils in their new threads until their summer tour begins in July.
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