Man United’s new jersey leaks online as the club are linked with move for World Cup winner

Man United have also been linked with a move for Alexis MacAllister.

Manchester United's new home jersey appears to have been leaked online ahead of its official launch. The video, posted on Twitter by fan account, Utd Chronicle, shows a close-up of what is believed to be the new jersey, with the iconic red and white stripes clearly visible. The jersey also appears to have a style not previously seen on Man United jerseys, with a waffle pattern effect present.

Man United's new jersey leaked online.

The classic design of the jersey appears to be a throwback to United's glory days of the 1990s. The club's crest is prominently displayed on the chest, and the Adidas logo is clearly featured. You can view the jersey in the video below. https://twitter.com/UtdChronicle/status/1650861729772097536?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Man United linked with move for MacAllister.

In addition to the leaked video, there has been talk that United are interested in signing Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Alexis MacAllister. According to The Telegraph, the Red Devils are keeping tabs on MacAllister and his teammate Moises Caicedo. The 23-year-old Argentine has been in impressive form for Brighton this season, and it is believed that United are considering a bid for him in the summer transfer window. MacAllister would almost certainly be a valuable addition to United's midfield, providing creativity and attacking flair. MacAllister has scored eight goals and registered one assist in the division so far this season. Last Sunday, the Red Devils advanced past MacAllister and Brighton to reach the FA Cup final where they will face Manchester City. Man United travel to face Tottenham Hotspur in their next league fixture on Thursday night. Related links.

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