Manchester United winger Amad made a memorable statement on the opening day of pre-season training by arriving in a vibrant £80 Glastonbury T-shirt that instantly captured fans’ attention.
The Adidas Originals football-style shirt features a striking multi-coloured zig-zag pattern with neon pink, green, blue, red, and yellow streaks, perfectly mirroring Amad’s dynamic and energetic personality. The top is distinguished by Adidas’ signature three white stripes on the shoulders, a crisp white V-neck collar, and both the Adidas logo and a Glastonbury festival emblem, showcasing the young star’s distinct and lively fashion sense.
Completing his look with black sunglasses, denim shorts, and green trainers, Amad exuded a confident, carefree attitude that delighted supporters. Adding a personal touch, his number 16 adorned the back, tying football culture to the eclectic festival spirit.
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The Adidas Originals x Festival shirt, priced at £80, had sold out before the Glastonbury event began on June 25, highlighting its popularity among fans, now boosted by Amad’s high-profile endorsement.
Social media buzzed with praise for the winger’s bold fashion choice. One fan enthusiastically noted, “Amad with the Glastonbury T-shirt on, my man!” Another hailed the shirt as “mint,” while others called for the club to reward Amad with a new contract, affectionately dubbing him a “Glasgow guy.”
Amad has cemented himself as a fan favourite at Old Trafford after an outstanding breakout season, scoring 11 goals and contributing eight assists across all competitions under manager Ruben Amorim. Unfortunately, a serious injury curtailed his momentum near the end of last season, but he made a strong return for the final seven matches, playing a crucial role in Manchester United’s run to the Europa League final, where they fell narrowly to Tottenham.
Joining Amad at Carrington for pre-season were other familiar names such as Joshua Zirkzee, Mason Mount, Matthijs de Ligt, and Noussair Mazraoui, signaling a mix of experience and fresh energy.
With the recent high-profile signing of Matheus Cunha, United are gearing up for a vital season under Amorim as they look to rebound from a disappointing previous campaign that saw them finish 15th in the league with 18 defeats.