Manchester United Retro Shirts

Manchester United 1999–2000 Away. The season after the treble. United were defending their European Cup and went out to Real Madrid in the quarter-finals. Ferguson’s squad retained the Premier League title, with Keane, Scholes and the Nevilles still at the heart of everything.

United’s away colours from the season after the treble.

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Manchester United 2001–2002. The season United finished third in the Premier League as Arsenal took the title. Van Nistelrooy had just arrived, Beckham and Scholes were at their peak, but Arsenal were simply better that year. United would bounce back immediately and win the next title in emphatic fashion.

United in the season Arsenal proved they were equals.

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Manchester United 2002–2003 Home. Van Nistelrooy’s finest season in a United shirt. He scored 44 goals in all competitions as United won the Premier League. Beckham was still at the club, Scholes and Giggs were at their peak, and Keane was the most commanding midfield player in England.

United’s title-winning shirt from van Nistelrooy’s peak season.

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Manchester United 2004–2006 Home. The mid-2000s were a period of transition at United as Ferguson rebuilt after the Beckham and Keane departures. Rooney had arrived as a teenager from Everton, Cristiano Ronaldo was developing rapidly, and van Nistelrooy was still the most reliable goal-scorer in the league.

United rebuilding toward their next great era.

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Manchester United 2006–2007. The season that launched the Ronaldo era in earnest. The Portuguese winger had been developing since his arrival in 2003, but this was the season everything clicked. United won the Premier League and Ronaldo announced himself as one of the best players on the planet.

United in the season Ronaldo truly arrived.

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Manchester United 2009–2010 Away. The season after Moscow. United were defending their Champions League crown but fell to Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals. Rooney was magnificent in the league, scoring one of the great Premier League goals against City at Old Trafford.

United’s away colours from their post-Moscow season.

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Manchester United 2010–2011 Home. The season United reached the Champions League final at Wembley, only to be outplayed by Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona. Rooney, Hernandez, Valencia and Park Ji-sung wore this shirt through a campaign that included a record 19th league title.

United’s record 19th title and their Wembley final shirt.

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Manchester United 1996–1997 Home. Cantona’s final season and his farewell to Old Trafford. He announced his retirement at 30, shocking the football world. United won the league but lost the Champions League semi-final to Borussia Dortmund. Beckham was emerging, Scholes was developing, and the baton was being passed.

The home shirt from Cantona’s last dance at Old Trafford.

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Manchester United 1996–1997 Away. The black away shirt from the season United won the Premier League for the fourth time in five years. Cantona was in his final season, Beckham had just announced himself with that goal from the halfway line against Wimbledon on the opening day, and the Class of 92 were maturing into world-class players.

The away colours of United from Cantona’s final season.

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Manchester United 1994–1995 Third. The blue third shirt from the double double era. United won the league and FA Cup double in 1994 with Cantona at the heart of everything. A shirt from the first peak of Ferguson’s great United side.

The third strip from United’s first double-winning season.

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Manchester United 2001–2002 Third. The season United won the league for the third time in a row under Ferguson. Ruud van Nistelrooy had just arrived and scored 23 league goals in his debut season. Beckham, Keane, Scholes and Giggs were all at their peak.

United in the middle of their three-in-a-row title run.

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Manchester United 1989–1990 Away. The blue and white away strip from the season Ferguson saved his job with an FA Cup run. United were inconsistent in the league but found their best form in the cup, eventually beating Crystal Palace in a replay at Wembley.

The away kit from the season that changed United’s future.

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Manchester United 1995–1996 Away. The season of the comeback. United trailed Newcastle by 12 points and came back to win the title. Cantona, returning from his suspension, was the decisive figure. Beckham, Scholes, Neville and Butt — the Class of 92 — were all establishing themselves. This is also the shirt from the season Alan Hansen famously said you win nothing with kids. He was wrong.

The shirt that proved Hansen wrong and secured United’s second double.

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Manchester United 2012–2013 Home. Sir Alex Ferguson’s final season. United won the Premier League by 11 points in a campaign that felt, at times, like a procession. Van Persie arrived from Arsenal and scored 26 league goals. Rooney, Giggs and Scholes were all still contributing. And then, in May 2013, Ferguson announced his retirement.

The shirt of Ferguson’s farewell season — one last title before the greatest managerial career in English football came to an end.

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Manchester United 2007–2008 Home. Sir Alex Ferguson’s second Champions League triumph. United beat Chelsea on penalties in Moscow in the rain, with Ronaldo at his absolute peak — he scored 42 goals that season and won the Ballon d’Or. Rooney, Tevez, Giggs and Scholes were all part of a squad that won the league and the European Cup in the same year.

The shirt of United’s Moscow triumph.

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Manchester United 1989–1990 Home. The season Alex Ferguson saved his job. United were struggling in the league when an FA Cup run changed everything — culminating in a replay victory over Crystal Palace at Wembley. It was the moment that gave Ferguson the time to build one of football’s greatest dynasties.

The shirt from the season that changed everything at Old Trafford.

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Manchester United 1998–1999 Home. The treble season. The most extraordinary campaign in English football history. United won the Premier League on the final day, the FA Cup at Wembley, and the Champions League in the most dramatic final ever played. Beckham, Keane, Scholes, Giggs, Cole and Sheringham all wore this shirt through those unforgettable nine months.

The shirt of the treble. There is no other way to describe it.

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Manchester United 1986–1988 Third. The early Ferguson years at Old Trafford. The manager had just arrived from Aberdeen and was beginning the long process of rebuilding a club that had fallen behind Liverpool and Everton in the race for league titles.

A vintage style third strip from the beginning of the Ferguson era.

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Manchester United 1994–1995 Away. The infamous grey shirt. United abandoned this strip at half-time in a game at Southampton, trailing 3–0, with Ferguson reportedly blaming the colour for his players’ inability to pick each other out. Whether the shirt was truly responsible remains one of football’s great debates.

One of the most talked-about shirts in Premier League history.

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Manchester United 1998–1999 Away. The treble season away shirt. United wore this grey and dark blue strip in some of the most important away games of 1998–1999 as they pursued an unprecedented clean sweep. Beckham, Keane, Scholes, Giggs and Cole were all at their peak.

The away colours of United during their treble-winning campaign.

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Manchester United 1994–1996 Home. The double double years. Ferguson’s United won the league and cup double in both 1994 and 1996, with Cantona at the heart of everything. The Frenchman’s return from suspension in 1995 propelled United to the title. Scholes, Beckham, Neville and Butt were all coming through.

The shirt of United’s back-to-back doubles.

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Manchester United 1997–2000 Champions League Winner. The treble season. May 1999, Camp Nou, Barcelona. United were losing 1–0 in the 90th minute before Sheringham and Solskjaer scored in stoppage time. The most dramatic ending in Champions League history.

The shirt of United’s greatest European triumph.

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Manchester United 1990–1992 Away. The blue and white away shirt from the early years of Alex Ferguson’s great United side. The 1990 FA Cup win had ended a five-year trophy drought, and United were beginning to assemble the squad that would dominate the 1990s. Cantona was still two years away, but Hughes, Ince, McClair and Pallister were already in place.

The away strip of United from the dawn of Ferguson’s golden era.

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Manchester United 1992–1994 Home. The shirt that launched an era. Alex Ferguson’s side won the first ever Premier League title in 1992–93, ending a 26-year wait for the championship. Cantona had arrived from Leeds, Giggs was electrifying, and Schmeichel was the best goalkeeper in the world.

The shirt of a club rediscovering what it meant to be champions of England.

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