Caught Offside posted the above image, featuring England striker Danny Welbeck, earlier this week and it would seem to tally with the supposedly leaked pictures revealed back in February, (below) which correctly revealed the club's new home kit, officially unveiled last week. The moody black-and-navy-blue chequered strip is the last to feature the logo of insurance company Aon, who will be replaced by car giant Chevrolet from the start of the 2014/15 season. However, Aon will splash out around $25 million a season to sponsor the football club's training kit and training complex until 2021, despite being replaced as the club's main sponsors. Last week, Wayne Rooney paraded United's new home kit, the promo of which perhaps tellingly used the same murky red background image used for the away kit pictured here. The new home kit features a black, buttoned-down collar for the first time in the modern era and not since the days of Eric Cantona. It is currently on sale at all good retailers, while it remains to be seen when the away kit will officially hit shelves. Manchester United won the Premier League title from Manchester City last season, beating their cross-city rivals to the championship by 11 points.