Man Utd release new 2021-22 away kit inspired by ‘snowflake’ 90s shirt.. and drop huge hint Paul Pogba will stay

MANCHESTER UNITED have released their new away kit for this season - and dropped a huge hint about Paul Pogba's future.

The 28-year-old has one year left on his Old Trafford contract and Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly interested in signing the midfielder.

The blue-and-white 'snowflake' design is similar to the kit worn between 1990 and 1992 as the club were begining the most dominant period in the their illustrious history.

The Red Devils won the Cup Winners' Cup, European Super Cup and League Cup during those two seasons, with the academy winning the Youth Cup.

That young side included future stars Gary Neville, David Beckham, Nicky Butt and Ryan Giggs - later dubbed the 'Class of 92'.

According to United's , the new kit is a 'celebration of youth, defiance and the next generation'.

The club added: "We live in a world where it’s more important than ever to back your beliefs and to have resilience like Marcus Rashford, Mason Greenwood and the rest of the team have done.

"This away kit acts as a uniform for one of the most passionate outfits on earth, with nothing quite like the ferocity of youth and defiance, this is who we are."

WORN BY PAUL

United's first-team squad, including Pogba and new signing Jadon Sancho, have modelled the new kit for its official release.

The club's decision to include the World Cup winner in their promotion is surprising considering the uncertainty surrounding his future.

It's believed Pogba has rejected a new contract at Old Trafford and PSG are reportedly considering a £40million offer as a result.

But rumours suggest the midfielder may stay at United beyond the summer following their impressive business in the transfer window.

As well as Sancho, the Europa League runners-up have agreed a fee with Real Madrid for defender Raphael Varane.

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