MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - MARCH 06: Kevin De Bruyne of Manchester City comes off during the Premier League match between Manchester City and Manchester United at Etihad Stadium on March 6, 2022 in Manchester, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Ashton - AMA/Getty Images)
Premier League fans want to know what’s on the back of Manchester City’s training jerseys. MDCR? What the heck could that mean?
Both Pep Guardiola and Manchester City players came out wearing training tops with MDCR on the back. Obviously, few fans know what this could possibly mean.
Thankfully, the internet exists, and I’m here to supply some sort of explanation.
Last offseason, PUMA revealed what they called an ‘eclectic Madchester collection’ which City would wear during select games. While it’s unknown if it’s won over City fans, the apparel company predicted it would be a major hit at the time. They always do, of course.
Here is PUMA’s explanation:
“Inspired by the generation-defining indie-dance scene that put Manchester on the map and took the world by storm, it is expected to prove extremely popular among City fans.
The Madchester product range includes a custom MCFC x MDCR Graphic Jersey, MCFC x MDCR Graphic and logo tees, as well as MCFC x MDCR crews, hoodies, jacket, shorts and pants.”
And there you have it. It appears to represent the city’s thriving dance music scene? Okay, then?
At the very least it looks kind of cool. Whether it’ll catch on with fans remains to be seen.
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