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Manchester United to Move to 100,000-Seater Stadium

Manchester United to Move to 100,000-Seater Stadium
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Sports March 11, 2025 11:06

manchester - Manchester United announces plan to leave Old Trafford for new 100,000-seater stadium. Sir Alex Ferguson backs the proposal.

Manchester United Announces Move to New 100,000-Seater Stadium

Manchester United has officially revealed plans to depart from Old Trafford, their home for over a century, and relocate to a new stadium. The decision was supported by former manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Key Points:

  • Proposal backed by Sir Alex Ferguson and follows recommendations from Old Trafford Regeneration Task force.
  • Club opts for new stadium over redeveloping the existing one.
  • New stadium to be built on the same site in Manchester with a potential capacity of 100,000.
  • Plans include keeping Old Trafford for women's team and youth teams.

The new stadium, designed by Foster + Partners, aims to create a state-of-the-art facility while preserving the essence of Old Trafford. The move is part of a broader regeneration project in the area, including the construction of 17,000 new homes.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, expressed excitement about the project, emphasizing the goal to deliver the world's greatest football stadium.

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