Man United slash 2025/26 kids shirts to £15 ahead of Premier League opener
Manchester United have cut their 2025/26 home, away and third children's jerseys from £60 to £15 in an outlet sale flagged as 'last chance', with only limited sizes remaining as the new Premier League season approaches.
Manchester United have reduced their 2025/26 children’s kits to £15 in an outlet sale, down from the original £60 price, with the club flagging the offer as ‘last chance’ as stock runs low ahead of the new Premier League season.
All three adidas jerseys — home, away and third — are available in the Man United Store’s outlet section, though only limited sizes remain. The sale comes days before United’s opening fixture of the 2025/26 campaign, away at newly-promoted Hull City on 22 August.
The home shirt is designed in classic club red with an abstract Old Trafford-inspired graphic. The away strip pays homage to the early-1990s snowflake kit, featuring flashes of purple and lilac. The third kit draws inspiration from the 1993–95 away shirt worn by the likes of Eric Cantona, with a black base accented by yellow and blue details.
For those who miss the outlet window, third-party retailers such as Fanatics and Kitbag still stock the children’s shirts, though prices there range from £21 to £42 — considerably higher than the current sale price.
Michael Carrick’s side follow up the Hull trip with a return to Old Trafford on 30 August, where they host another promoted club, Ipswich Town.
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