OLD TRAFFORD will take about 12 months to dismantle once Manchester United move into their new £2billion stadium. Plans were revealed earlier this week for a new 100,000-seater home in the shadow ...

I feel conflicted and optimistic, sad and excited about the news that Manchester United plan to build a new Old Trafford. There are so many questions — the first being how it will be paid for.

Manchester United intend to build a 100,000-capacity new stadium rather than redevelop their existing Old Trafford home. United announced the ambitious plans on Tuesday, with London-based ...

The Premier League club have been examining whether to redevelop their Old Trafford home or build a new stadium in the same area in conjunction with the Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force.

Manchester United have revealed plans to build a brand-new 100,000-seater stadium, billed as “the most iconic in the world”, and move the club from its historic home of Old Trafford.

Manchester United plan to build a new two billion pound ($2.59 billion) 100,000-seat stadium that will be the biggest in ...

Old Trafford could be deconstructed in 12 months after Manchester United move into their new stadium. United are targeting the 2030-31 season to move into their 100,000-seater 'New Trafford' stadium.

MANCHESTER UNITED have announced plans to build a brand new 100,000-seater super stadium under a vast "umbrella" near Old Trafford. Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's vision of a £2 BILLION 'Wembley of ...

Manchester United officially announced plans to leave Old Trafford, their home for more than 100 years, and move into a new stadium. The proposal was unveiled on Tuesday and has been backed by ...

The Premier League club revealed on Tuesday that it plans to build the new structure in an area close to their current stadium of Old Trafford, which has been in use for 115 years. The new stadium is ...

For the giant shopping mall has revealed its first newly-refurbished toilets at the centre for years. The big set of loos at ...

Manchester United fans marched to protest the club’s ownership in the face of ticket price rises, job cuts and onfield decline.