Manchester United set to remove club crest from 3rd kit of 2023-24 season

The Red Devils are expected to release new jersey for next season

Next season, Manchester United will make a momentous modification to one of their kits next season by removing the club emblem and substituting a picture of a Red Devil in its place.

The words "Manchester United," the elaborate badge arrangement, and the ship, which have all been present on United's third shirt since the 1970s have been eliminated in favour of a more simplistic design by Adidas designers.

When the away kit, which is dark green with white stripes, cannot be worn, only a devil is going to be featured on the breast of the clothing, which is off-white in colour.

The traditional badge will be included on both that second kit and United's primary uniform, which is red with black shoulder stripes and no collar.

'Football club' was removed off the crest in 1998, and now, in an effort to shake up a design principle, they're removing Manchester United, much to the chagrin of fans who have been unhappy about the move.

The fans cannot comprehend it, but the marketing group is going to assume they are looking out for our best interests, even if the home and away shirts will contain the traditional emblem.

Even though the season is over, Manchester United still have to improve in certain key departments in order to compete on every level in the following campaign.

Despite the club producing reasonable goals, they will be searching for a striker for the upcoming season.

The Red Devils' preseason will be lengthy as numerous decisions will be made, ranging from new signings to ownership changes.

Erik Ten Hag, who guided the team to its first trophy since the 2017–18 season, has helped Manchester United end the season on a much more upbeat note.

They qualified for the Champions League by placing third in the Premier League. Since the Glazers have opted to sell the club but there has been no announcement of a new owner, there is uncertainty regarding the new owners.

United will now play Manchester City in the FA Cup in an effort to end their aspirations of winning the triple, given they want to remain the only England club to have won the treble.

Manchester United all three kits revealed

Pictures of Luke Shaw sporting what purports to be a fresh shirt for next year's campaign have surfaced on social media.

The main difference is that the collar from this year's shirt had been omitted in the photographs, which were taken in an Adidas shop in New York.

While the primary red of the shirt has a cracked pattern, the black shoulder stripes are still present.

Despite some believing that the sponsor will change if Sheikh Jassim's Qatari takeover is successful, Team Viewer continues to be on the jersey.

According to sources, Manchester United's third kit will be all-white with a new crest, while the team's away jersey will be black with white lines.

Their training outfits will also be entirely black, however, it's unclear when fans will be able to purchase them or how they'll be received.