Manchester United Away Shirt for 2011-2012 Season: New Photos Leaked

Manchester United will be wearing black and blue as their away shirt for the 2011-12 Premier League season, thanks to new leaked photographs that show the shirt design in detail.

The new away shirt from Manchester United and Nike features the words “Manchester United” at the back of the collar, as well as the Red Devil logo on the back of the shirt. As for the design of the shirt itself, the blue shirt is accentuated by black stripes or bands going horizontally across. With closer inspection, you can see that the black bands are also striped with black interspersed with dark blue.

While many other clubs are sticking to template designs, at least Nike has tried to do something different here.

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