adidas Football have just dropped Manchester United's new home kit for the 2018/19 season.

The latest jersey marks 140 years since the club was formed, with a train track graphic running along the bottom of the shirt paying homage to United’s original name; Newton Heath (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway) Cricket and Football Club.

The team was originally formed in 1878 by the Carriage and Waggon department of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway depot at Newton Heath, and adidas' have added the railway reference to celebrate the club's roots.

Richard Arnold, Group Managing Director of Manchester United, said: “There are many great moments in this club’s fantastic history, and none more so important than the year the club was founded, back in 1878. This shirt from adidas pays homage to the year we were founded and marks 140 years of footballing success.

“The train track graphic on the shirt is a reference to the origins of the club, when the team was known as Newton Heath (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway) Cricket and Football Club. Again, adidas has shown how innovative they are with their designs – taking a moment from the past and reshaping it for supporters into a jersey which I am sure the fans will love.”

Check out Jesse Lingard and Nemanja Matic donning the new kit below.

The kit is available from today via adidas and will be worn on the pitch for the first time during United’s summer tour in the USA.

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