Eagle-eyed fans spot awkward error in new pictures of Man City’s stunning plans to expand Etihad Stadium

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FANS spotted a hilarious error in Manchester City’s plans to expand the Etihad.

Man City have shared pictures of a seating configuration as they are planning to expand the North Stand, with the project set to increase capacity from 53,400 to more than 60,000.

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Fans spotted a hilarious error in Manchester City’s plans to expand the Etihad[/caption]
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Man City shared pics of a seating configuration as they are planning to expand the North Stand[/caption]
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Fans noticed supporters in the stand wore Nike kits rather than Puma shirts[/caption]

The stand will open next season and will feature a range of seating options, such as a large rail-seating area, family areas, ring fenced tickets for young supporters and a redeveloped concourse.

City shared their general idea to the public, but were caught out by some eagle-eyed fans.

Many noticed the supporters in the stand are pictured wearing Nike kits rather than Puma shirts, which is the Citizens’ sponsor this season.

One fan tweeted: “Interesting spot on the North Stand stadium expansion pictures City have posted… Why are the kits Nike?”

Another commented: “Two words – Artificial Intelligence.”

A third said: “Possibly AI. But Awkward nonetheless. Puma won’t be pleased.”

This fan wrote: “[It will] Be from back when the original concept was formed but a bit of a slip up from the marketing dept!!”

And that one posted: “Almost definitely AI.”

The Etihad will will also include a roof walk experience and a brand new City Square fan zone with a capacity for 3,000 people.

In addition, there will be food and drink outlet, a club shop, a museum, commercial office space and a 400-bed hotel.

The Premier League champions are looking to turn the Etihad into an entertainment destination.

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