Manchester United have confirmed plans to build a brand-new 100,000-capacity stadium in the place of Old Trafford.
Manchester United plan to remain at Old Trafford while their new £2bn stadium is built next to it, a senior architect ...
Old Trafford has not had any major redevelopment since 2006 and criticism of the 74,879-seat stadium, England's biggest club ground, has grown in recent years, with issues around its leaking roof ...
Criticism of Old Trafford has grown in recent years, with issues including leaks from the roof of the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand. The decision comes just two days after United fans held the largest ...
There is no plan to renovate Old Trafford, which at 115 years old has struggled with a leaky roof and rodent sightings among other issues, and is planned for demolition. Among the new bits and bobs ...
Manchester United on Tuesday announced plans to build a new 100,000-capacity stadium close to their historic Old Trafford home ... with issues including a leaking roof. The proposed new stadium ...
with issues around its leaking roof and recent rodent sightings. A conceptual image of a new 100,000-seat stadium proposed for Manchester United at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, UK [Handout ...
Old Trafford has not had any major redevelopment since 2006 and criticism of the 74,879-seat stadium, England's biggest club ground, has grown in recent years, with issues around its leaking roof and ...
Old Trafford, United's home since 1910 ... with issues including a leaking roof. The proposed new stadium will rank as Europe's second biggest, behind only Barcelona's Camp Nou, which will ...
Old Trafford has not had any major redevelopment since 2006 and criticism of the 74,879-seat stadium, England's biggest club ground, has grown in recent years, with issues around its leaking roof ...
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