Manchester United are stuck with their notorious leaky roof until the club decides between bulldozing Old Trafford or redeveloping the stadium. Torrents of water cascaded onto the pitch and ...

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Manchester United have confirmed plans to build a brand-new 100,000-capacity stadium in the place of Old Trafford.

But before we know it, United will have a new stadium, a new home, which will feel like moving out of your old, cramped, ...

In fact, dropping the 200metre spires and roof could cut construction costs by up to £300 million, according to StadiumDB.com. And the Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force documents show that ...

Manchester United's proposed new 100,000-seat home will be one of the world's largest soccer stadiums, but it won't be the biggest.

who have spent money unwisely on big-name players while failing to sort out routine matters like fixing the leaking Old Trafford roof. The arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe as a minority stakeholder in ...

The club has spent much of the past two years exploring possible ways either to expand and improve the facilities at its famous Old Trafford ... The way the roof leaks when there is heavy rain ...

Old Trafford, United’s home since 1910, is England’s biggest club ground with a capacity of around 74,000 but criticism of the stadium has grown in recent years, with issues including a leaking roof.