David Beckham and Paul Scholes join members of Class of ’92 as Manchester United legends launch new Adidas trainers
The six former Red Devils players were speaking at Old Trafford on Friday to promote the Adidas "Ninety-Two" trainers that are on sale for £92
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MANCHESTER UNITED'S Class of '92 were reunited on Friday as they launched new Adidas trainers in retro jackets.
The Neville brothers were joined by David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Ryan Giggs as they all donned the bright-red shoes.
Beckham and co wore the snazzy tracksuit jackets - reminiscent of Red Devils away kits throughout the 1990s.
All of the players - besides the ex-Real Madrid star - are part-owners in non-league side Salford City - but there was no awkwardness with any of his former colleagues as they were seen non-stop laughing and joking.
In honour of the achievements the six men won throughout their time with the Red Devils, Adidas created just 1,992 pairs.
The legends all were part of a hugely successful period for United where they won multiple Premier League titles, and even cliched the Champions League in the historic 1998/1999 season.
Each pair of trainers each be individually numbered, and the words "Ninety-Two" in gold letters are shown down the side.
To get your hands on a pair of the limited edition shoes will set you back £92, but you can be sure the United faithful will be keen to acquire them.
Speaking at the event at Old Trafford, Gary Neville urged his club to carry on producing young talent, and put their trust in youngsters just as Sir Alex Ferguson did with them.
He said: "You can sit here and say that our time is over but also I think if you look at the lads that are still playing in the first team - (Scott) McTominay, (Marcus) Rashford and (Jesse) Lingard.
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"It's important that United continue to tell the story of youth and particularly during a time when it's more difficult for young players to break into the first team.
"I don't think we should let the candle burn out because ultimately you need to keep reminding people of the importance of producing young players and local players who love the club and have grown up loving the club."
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