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Manchester United 26/27 Tiro Training Jersey

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Description

Slim-fit jersey with Climacool technology for advanced cooling during training. Step onto the field with confidence in the Manchester United 26/27 Tiro Training Jersey. This piece is crafted for athletes and fans who demand performance and style, inspired by the unmistakable adidas game kit. The slim fit and modern design offer a streamlined silhouette, great for high-intensity training or casual wear off the field. Engineered for performance, the interlock fabric delivers comfort, while a crew neckline keeps things classic and versatile. Cool. Dry. Ready. Climacool technology wicks and disperses sweat for a cool, dry, and distraction-free performance. Faster sweat release and absorbency aid cooling. Distinctive details, including knit 3-Stripes tape and a heat-transfer Performance logo, celebrate sporting legacy. Whether you're training or out supporting your club, this jersey is all about moving with rebellious optimism and bold style. Details - Slim fit - Crew neck - Main Material: 100% Polyester(100% Recycled) - Interlock construction - CLIMACOOL technology - Club crest - adidas branding elements - Imported - Product code: KC4872 - Product color: Mufc Red

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REVERSIBLE ID
612512443
Brand style ID
KC4872

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