Berrada hopes investment in team will not be affectedPlan to build £2bn stadium in five years has this in mindOmar Berrada has admitted it is a “risk” for Manchester United to try to build a world-class team and venue at the same time. The club announced on Tuesday they planned to construct a 100,000-seat ground on land adjacent to Old Trafford.Berrada hopes United can move into the £2bn stadium by the start of the 2030-31 season but said the cost of building it could have an impact, acknowledging that Arsenal and Tottenham struggled to juggle building a ground and fighting at the top. Continue reading... Sport
Manchester United have announced plans for an incredible new 100,000-seater stadium to be built on an adjacent site to Old Trafford, but will still be able to play at the famous ground Economics
The club unveiled its plans for the 100,000-seater today Economics
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The new Old Trafford will sit beneath a vast 'umbrella' - complete with a public plaza twice the size of Trafalgar Square and their own version of Wembley Way in a 'city of the future'. Economics
Manchester United have confirmed Old Trafford will be demolished and a 100,000-seater stadium built on the existing site with the staggering £2billion build cost announced Economics
Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson has given his thoughts on the club's ambitious plans to build a brand new state-of-the-art stadium and knock down Old Trafford Economics
Manchester United have long been tipped to build a new ground, with Old Trafford falling behind some of the top arenas in the world, and now the club have unveiled ambitious plans for a new £2billion 100,000 capacity stadium Economics
