Counterfeit Manchester United 21-22 Home Kit 'Leaked'
Jun 26, 2021, by Chris
We have been sent images of the new Manchester United 21-22 home kit. However, they do not show an authentic Adidas product.
Counterfeit Man Utd Adidas 2021-22 Home Shirt
This is a counterfeit of the Man United 21-22 home jersey - not produced by Adidas.
Based on the latest leaked images, the counterfeit Adidas Manchester United 2021-2022 home jersey looks authentic at first glance. But a closer look reveals that it is indeed a counterfeit.
The production quality unmasks the fake
First, the embroidered Adidas logo on the right chest has some small errors. Second, the Man Utd crest is uneven. Third, the Kohler logo on the sleeves and the material of the shirt are wrong.
There are more "production errors" with the shirt, including the collar and the Aeroready logo on the lower left.
The kit could be released on July 1
We expect the actual new Manchester United 21-22 home kit to be released in early July 2021, possibly on July 1.
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