Fans convinced ‘Adidas are sending a cry for help’ with new Man Utd away kit release after Arsenal ‘monstrosity’

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FOOTBALL fans are convinced Adidas are “sending a cry for help” with the release of Manchester United’s new away kit.

That’s after dropping a stinker with Arsenal’s latest release too.

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Man Utd have dropped their new away kit… and fans are not convinced by its design[/caption]
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Adidas have been slammed after also releasing a strange design for Arsenal this season[/caption]

The Red Devils are looking forward to another progressive season under boss Erik ten Hag.

But even if their football fails to catch the eye, United’s new away jersey certainly will.

The bizarre design features a dark green and maroon blended, complete with numerous white stripes featuring red inlays.

United launched the kit with help from stars including Luke Shaw, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho.

But it received a mixed reception from fans on social media, with many still reeling from Adidas’ lime and tiger-stripe effort with rivals Arsenal.

One cheeky fan even reckoned Adidas were sending a message with not one but two strange designs.

They said: “Between this and the Arsenal monstrosity, I think Adidas is trying to send out a cry for help this season.”

Another noted: “What a terrible kit.”

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Some Man Utd fans did not like the new jersey at all[/caption]
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Others vowed to head to the shops for a quick purchase[/caption]

One added: “Rank kit, please get a new one.”

However, some fans were positively bowled over by the design.

One said: “Unreal shirt this, absolutely love it.”

Another shrilled: “This is the best kit this season, even better than some home kits.”

Another added: “I think I might buy this one.”

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