Manchester United have officially confirmed the proposed location for their ambitious new 100,000-seater stadium project as part of a major regional regeneration scheme. The club's landmark announcement anchors a wider masterplan designed to transform the area surrounding their historic home into a world-class sporting and entertainment district.

Man Utd reveal fresh plans and potential opening date for new 100,000-seater stadium to replace Old Trafford - Manchester United are aiming to build the biggest stadium in the country have already bou

Manchester United have confirmed the location of their new 100,000-seater stadium, which is planned to be built on land recently (contains affiliate links)

A major milestone for arguably the country’s most intriguing regeneration proposition has been reached with the unveiling of the 30-year vision for the 370 acres around Manchester United’s planned new stadium.

Most weeks between August and May will see more than 75,000 people descend on Old Trafford to watch Manchester United.If you take a walk down Sir Matt Busby Way on a matchday, the road is full of pop-up shops selling unofficial merchandise, and supporters ...

The first match called off due to rain.

Manchester United have said their proposed new 100,000-capacity stadium may ead to further debt being loaded on the club but insisted it will be ‘a sanity, not vanity project’

Old Trafford is England’s biggest club stadium yet it was left off the list of venues to stage Euro 2028 games recently. With the outcome of Manchester United’s strategic review close to completion but still ongoing, United could not provide guarantees ...