Adidas are rumoured to be launching a commemorative new Manchester United kit that will remake the green and gold 1992 away kit.
According to Twitter user @UtdDistrict, via Stretty News, the kits will go on sale to the general public in December. The kit will be released in the same fashion as last seasons 1994 away kit remake.
The kit in question will not be worn by any players and will instead only be worn by fans who purchase the kits.
? It is rumoured that Adidas are planning on releasing a special edition #mufc kit in December, which will be a remake of the 1994 third kit. The kit will not be worn by players, but would be available to purchase, much like last season's 1992 away kit remake. [IG: kit_avenue] pic.twitter.com/hrUwrimkeV
— UtdDistrict (@UtdDistrict) October 18, 2021
This new rumoured kit has the potential to be extremely controversial, seeing as the colours of green and gold, worn by Newton Heath before it became Manchester United football club, have become synonymous with anti-glazer protests since they became majority shareholders in the club.
Anti-glazer protests have been ever-present at the club in recent years, with large protests outside the ground following the failed attempt to induct The Red Devils into the failed European Super League.
Whether there is any truth to the rumours remains to be seen, but for one reason or another, it will be interesting to see how this might unfold.