Man Utd new away kit leaked and fans say 'disgusting' design is 'tribute to snakes in dressing room'

MANCHESTER UNITED fans believe the new leaked "snake skin" away shirt is fitting for the players in the dressing room.

An image of the new jersey has been doing the rounds online after a fan in India spotted it inside an official adidas store in Delhi.

I think that's the Manchester United away kit 2019/20, available in stores in Noida, India. #MUFC #FOOTBALLKITS #Football #epl pic.twitter.com/lxx5VK6XzU

— Dev Bhatia (@devbhatia) May 17, 2019

It is a beige colour with a black trim that is reminiscent of a snake skin design.

And fans appear far from impressed with the design with one labelling it "disgusting."

Other supporters believe it is a tribute to a number of key players in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's squad.

One said: "Snakeskin? It's fitting, as half the 1st team don't have the legs to get through 90 minutes."

Another added: "Classy of Manchester United to design the new away kit as a tribute to all the snakes in the dressing room."

A third added: "I have never seen a more disgusting kit in my life. What on earth is going on behind closed doors at the club."

It is possible that the leaked kit is the club's third choice shirt for the 2019/20 campaign.

Solskjaer is wasting little time in weeding out the major flops in his side and adding a new youthful crop of players.

The club have reportedly made contact with Fulham over the potential signing of Ryan Sessegnon.

Ajax superstar Matthijs De Ligt remains in their sites along with Swansea talented youngster Daniel James.

I have never seen a more disgusting kit in my life. What on earth is going on behind closed doors at the club?!

— Ryan H (@ryanslife) May 17, 2019

Classy of Manchester United to design the new away kit as a tribute to all the snakes in the dressing room 🐍👍🏽 pic.twitter.com/I1OTQbIIpT

— Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) May 17, 2019

That looks rotten just like our play this season.

— anup jawalgi (@anupj989) May 17, 2019

Gone from a pink jersey to this, brutal. Anyway we are all too old for jerseys

— Michael O'Neill (@michael_oneill) May 17, 2019