Are these the kits that Manchester United fans will hope lead them to a prosperous 2015-16 campaign? Supposed images of the club's home, away and third strips for next season have leaked on to the internet, which is bound to excite many an United supporter. Last summer the Old Trafford outfit announced that they had signed a £750million deal with Sportwear giant adidas to make their kits for 10 years starting from the 2015-16 campaign. Supposed leaked images of Manchester United's (left) new adidas kit for next season have been  online . Images suggest that United's away kit for next season will be white (left), with the third strip black . The German brand follow Nike who had been supplying United for 13 years ith the 20-times English champions. Nike replaced Umbro as United's kit supplier in 2002 while Adidas are about to start their second stint with United, having designed the club's kits from 1980-92. United's rumoured home strip for next season has done the rounds for a while but it is the designs of the away and third kit that will catch the eye. The Red Devils' second strip is predominately white with the iconic three adidas stripes running down the sleeves in Manchester United red and accompanied with a V-neck collar in the same colour. The away jersey is reported to be complemented with black and red shorts and white socks. United's third kit for next season differs from this year's ensemble too with blue replaced for black. Unlike the away jersey though, a crew neck collar is used alongside a flashy red monochromatic club badge and a red adidas Performance logo. Adidas first designed United's (left) club's kits for 12 years between 1980-92 . Arguably United's most memorable season, their 1998-99 campaign shirt sponsor was Umbro . Cristiano Ronaldo (left) joined United in their second season of their 13-year partnership with Nike .
Manchester United signed a 10-year kit deal with Adidas last season.
United's deal earns them £750million in total with deal beginning next term.
Adidas replaces Nike who had supplied United for the previous 13 years.
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