WATCH | Anti-Glazer protests disrupt Man United 2023/24 kit launch

Manchester United's highly anticipated unveiling of their new home kit for the upcoming 2023/24 season became a battleground for passionate anti-Glazer protesters.

"The 1958", a devoted supporters' group, orchestrated a powerful demonstration against the club's American owners right outside the megastore in Manchester, strategically timed to coincide with the grand kit launch.

With a notable police presence, the scene unfolded as protesters brandished their banners and harmoniously chanted anti-Glazer slogans, their voices echoing with frustration and dissatisfaction.

Fan protests outside the megastore today. #GlazersOut #FullSaleOnly pic.twitter.com/GqFxwTLfyU

In an effort to amplify their dissent, "The 1958" group has gone so far as to call for a boycott of Adidas, the long-standing manufacturer of Manchester United's kits since 2015.

These relentless protestors have persistently organised a series of anti-Glazer protests throughout the past year, vocalizing their profound discontentment with the family's management of the revered club.

The ongoing United takeover saga has only added to the fans' anger.

Since the current regime first declared their intention to "explore strategic alternatives" for the club as early as November, fans have grown increasingly weary of the prolonged and drawn-out nature of the process, longing for a definitive outcome.

Among the leading contenders for the ownership are Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani and British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, yet the Glazer family, the current owners, have yet to finalize their choice of the preferred bidder, leaving the situation in limbo.