MANCHESTER UNITED fans have slammed the team's "leaked" away kit for next season.
The Red Devils are changing shirt sponsors for the 2024/25 campaign as their deal with TeamViewer comes to an end.
In their place will be Snapdragon as part of an agreement with American firm Qualcomm Technologies.
According to Opaleak via Footy Headlines, images have been obtained of the club's Adidas away kit for next season.
And the pictures have enraged Red Devils supporters as they are not keen on the look - which will reportedly be released in July or August.
The shirt is blue with white trim, with a shade of lighter blue running around the bottom of the jersey.
It has been widely panned by the Man Utd faithful on social media with one comparing it to the Vodafone shirts from 2000 to 2006.
They said: "This must be a skit. What in the vodafone era is this?"
Another added: "Looks like a cricket shirt 🗑️."
A third replied: "What??? are you kidding me? 😂"
A fourth responded: "Why is Adidas allowed to do this every season? United kits are always awful."
And a fifth said: "We gonna look like Chelsea 💀."
The leaked images come amid uncertainty surrounding manager Erik ten Hag.
His side were heavily criticised after they spurned a three-goal lead in their FA Cup semi-final against Championship side Coventry, before eventually going through on penalties.
And they failed to impress on Wednesday night as they were forced to come from behind on two occasions in a 4-2 win over bottom-of-the-table Sheffield United.
Man Utd are languishing in sixth place in the Premier League table, with much of their focus now turning towards a second successive FA Cup final against rivals Manchester City on May 25.