The staggering figure is more than double the amount they currently pocket from current partner Nike.
Sportsmail's Charles Sale and Matt Lawton first revealed in May that Adidas were favourites to take over.
They have beaten off competition from US brands Warrior - sponsors of Liverpool - and Under Armour.
The United deal will kick off for the 2015-16 season, with Nike to continue for one more campaign.
It is not yet known how long the deal is for.
But the contract is a massive boost for United as they bid to bounce back from failing to qualify for the
Champions League.
Nike released a statement last week revealing they had pulled out of negotiations because of the eye-
watering figures being demanded.
Nike and Adidas are battling for supremacy in the football kit industry, with the American company having made major inroads into a sport that its German rival long dominated.
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