"30 G/A coming" - Amad Diallo sends message to Manchester United teammate ahead of 2024/25 season
Manchester United talent Amad Diallo has sent a message to Red Devils' teammate Alejandro Garnacho ahead of the upcoming season. The Argentine winger took to social media to share a picture of the club's away days jersey, with Diallo reacting.
Garnacho wore their new football jersey with blue gradient tones, which included the Manchester United logo on the side. The front center of the jersey also has the Snapdragon logo, with the processing semiconductor brand becoming main partners of the club:
Amad Diallo reacted to the post with the caption, alongside fire and ice-cold emojis:
"30 G/A coming"
Diallo notably spent much of last season struggling to get into the starting lineup, with the winger managing just one goal and one assist in nine Premier League games. His performances in the FA Cup were more defining, with the Ivorian scoring an 122nd-minute winner to help United get past Liverpool in the quarter-final.
Meanwhile, Garnacho would not have any complaints in terms of game time at Old Trafford. The 20-year-old Argentine winger playing 36 out of 38 Premier League matches. In that time, he scored seven goals, including the 2023/24 PL Goal of the Season - an overhead kick against Everton.
Manchester United feature Snapdragon logos on their jerseys for 2024/25
After concluding a deal with TeamViewer for their main jersey sponsor, Manchester United notably turned to US company Qualcomm. The technology giants have reportedly made a deal worth £60 million with the Red Devils (via Reuters), which will see their Snapdragon brand emblazoned on their jerseys.
The club's chief executive Jean-Claude Blanc spoke after the unveiling of the kit, saying (via the club's website):
“The launch of our new home kit is an exciting moment before the start of every season and especially so this year as we welcome Snapdragon as our new principal shirt partner.
"While the shirt will be the most visible symbol of our collaboration, we are looking forward to using Snapdragon’s processors to enable ground-breaking experiences for fans across the globe, deepening their engagement with the football club they love."
He finished:
“We always strive to push boundaries of what’s possible and we are excited to be partnering with a company at the forefront of innovation.”
Manchester United will be hoping for success on the pitch, as will Qualcomm, who will be glad to see their footballing partners succeed with the Snapdragon logo.