Manchester United Keeper Onana Wears Sleeve Patches the Wrong Way
Nov 9, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Onana's Kit Error: Manchester United goalkeeper Onana wore his shirt with the sleeve patches reversed during a Europa League match.
- Patch Placement: The standard patch placement is the league patch on the right sleeve and the sponsor's patch on the left, which Onana's shirt was not.
- Past Kit Issues: Manchester United's kit staff have made errors in the past, including using outdated Adidas logos on socks.
In Manchester United's Europa League match against PAOK, goalkeeper Onana was spotted wearing a shirt with the sleeve badges the wrong way around. Thanks to our follower Reid.
Manchester United Keeper Onana Wears Sleeve Patches the Wrong Way
Normally, the league patch is printed on the right sleeve and the sponsor's patch on the left. Onana's goalkeeper shirt was printed in reverse order.
It is not the first time that Manchester United's kitmen have had problems to provide players with the correct kits. Last season, Manchester United wore socks with the old Adidas logo.
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