Below you'll find all the new Manchester United kits, as worn by the current squad. You can order them all online and have your own name and number printed or buy a replica of your favourite player's Man Utd shirt.
As all profits Manchester United make from the sale of the new shirt go towards funding the crippling debt Malcom Glazer has left the club in, estimated to be rising at £300,000 per day [click here for latest info], the Manchester United Supporters Trust are urging fans to boycott the new kit and invest their money in the Phoenix Fund instead - giving the fans a stake in the club when the American's are inevitably forced to sell [click here for info].

The new Manchester United shirt is a limited edition, one year only design (obviously to help repay the Glazer debt) and is described by the club as being "1950’s retro style – a tribute to the success of the Busby Babes and their enduring influence". The name of new sponsor AIG is far smaller than its predecessor, the domineering Vodaphone logo, resulting in a classy looking kit. There's a gold seem running along the shoulders and down the sides whilst the club crest is placed onto a white background similar to the 1997-99 European shirt. Whether it sells in large volumes is yet to be seen and may depend on whether funds are made available for any new big named signings. Interestingly, the kit is almost an exact replica of the one worn the previous season by breakaway fans' team, FC United. (Launch date July 24th 2006. Expires July 2007).

Like the home kit, the new Manchester United away shirt is a limited edition, one year only design and sees a welcome return to United's traditional change colours of white and black. Gold touches to the sleeves and collars add to the classy look of this kit. (Launch date 5th Sep 2006. Expires July 2007).

The new Manchester United third choice shirt is the away jersey from the previous season, adjusted to blatantly include the new sponsor's logo. Fans groups called for a boycott in 2005 of the Vodaphone-sponsored version however this was widely ignored and thousands bought the kit. The organisers of that boycott will allow themselves a sly smile now the new AIG sponsored United shirt has out dated the Vodaphone one. Whether the same fans go out and buy the new version is yet to be seen. Worn with blue shorts and socks. To be confirmed (Launch date August 2006? Expires July 2007).

Following the announcement Vodaphone were terminating their sponsorship of United 2 years early, the Glazers desperately went in search of a new shirt sponsor. Insurance giants, AIG (ironically the American International Group), were lined up and this kit was produced for the press launch, with many of the players - especially Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs - pictured looking not too happy to be photographed wearing it. (Launch date May 2006 - Never worn in a match).

Although disliked by many fans and despite pleas from anti-Glazer groups to boycott official Manchester United merchandise in an attempt to oust the new owner early, the new Man United blue shirt sold in the thousands. Worn with blue shorts and socks, it only appeared for one year as a result of Vodaphone terminating their sponsorship deal early. (Launch date 1st August 2005 - Expired one year early in July 2006).

New signing Edwin Van der Saar replaced Tim Howard as United's first choice goalkeeper for the disappointing 2005-06 season. Wearing this traditional green goalkeeper shirt, the Dutch legend played with the Number 19 squad number; Tim Howard keeping the number 1 jersey. (Launch date July 2005 - Expired July 2006).

The Manchester United home goalkeeper shirt, or the new 'Man U Tim Howard jersey' as it will probably be better known in America, could possibly be the best selling keeper top of all time thanks to the massive popularity of United and T-Ho in the USA. Worn as an alternative to the green shirt which replaced it in 2005 as first choice. (Launch date 15th July 2004 - Expired July 2006).

Hardly ever seen, this change goalkeeper jersey was worn by Roy Carroll and Tim Howard when the first choice black keeper shirt clashed with the referee or the opposition. (Launch date 15th July 2004 - Expired July 2006).