Manchester United surprises with a unique logo in victory over Brentford

Manchester United unexpectedly wore a kit with a special logo in their match against Brentford early on April 28 in the 34th round of the Premier League.

In this match, Manchester United defeated Brentford 2-1 thanks to goals from Casemiro and Sesko.

While most spectators focused on the action on the pitch, others wondered why Manchester United wore a special match kit with a changed sponsor logo on the chest. Instead of the Snapdragon logo, Manchester United wore a kit with the (RED) logo.

According to The Sun, Manchester United and the (RED) organization partnered with MatchWorn Shirt (MWS) to launch a unique fundraising initiative, offering fans the chance to own exclusive match shirts worn by their favorite stars during the game.

After the match, all shirts (including those worn directly in the match, those prepared for the match, and signed shirts) from the starting lineup as well as substitute players will be made available for sale to fans and collectors.

Founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver in 2006, (RED) collaborates with the world's most iconic brands like Manchester United to raise funds and generate urgent attention for global health crises. To date, (RED) has generated over $800 million (approximately £590 million) for the Global Fund, aiding over 350 million people worldwide in fighting health injustices.

Tijmen Zonderwijk, co-founder of MatchWornShirt, stated: "These shirts represent the finest values of football, moments on the pitch transformed into meaningful impact off the field. By bringing fans closer to the sport they love, we are turning that passion into something greater, helping raise crucial funds and awareness for life-saving health programs across the globe."

Kate Charles, CEO of (RED), shared: "This collection demonstrates how purpose-driven partnerships can turn the power of sport into tangible impact. Each shirt tells a story from the pitch while helping fund global health programs in communities most in need."

The special match kit will be made available to fans and collectors through the MWS website and app.

All net proceeds from the auction will be partially directed to support (RED)'s mission in combating global health crises.

Manchester United previously collaborated with (RED) in a home match against West Ham last May. This special edition kit was also used by the Manchester United women's team in their WSL match against Arsenal.