Manchester United have confirmed plans to leave Old Trafford and move to a new 100,000-seater stadium. The new stadium, which will be the largest in the UK, will be built on club-owned land ...

Two of United's goals were scored by Jack Fletcher, son of Old Trafford legend Darren Fletcher - who won 13 trophies during his 342-game Red Devils career between 2003 and 2015. Remarkably ...

The scene is a weekday morning, some time around 1954. It is Old Trafford, Manchester, and as locals make their way to work, perhaps on the nearby docks, even though it is early, a young blonde ...

In a week when the countdown clock was started on Old Trafford as we know it, Manchester United’s historical home reminded us that when the football is good, it remains the perfect companion.

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 ...

It is expected to cost around 2 billion pounds ($2.6 billion) and would be built next to United’s current Old Trafford home. With a capacity of 100,000, the new ground would surpass Wembley ...

Manchester United’s current Old Trafford stadium. Figures including Burnham and former Olympic chief Lord Sebastian Coe believe plans for a new stadium can boost wider regeneration in south-west ...

A handout image received from Manchester United on Tuesday, 2025, shows Foster + Partners’ illustration of a proposed new 100,000-seat stadium, unveiled as part of the regeneration of the Old Trafford ...

The Premier League team said it plans to build the new venue next to its existing Old Trafford site. The historic venue has the league’s highest capacity at over 74,000, but its leaky roof and ...

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 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 have announced plans to build a new 100,000-seater stadium that they hope will be the world’s best ground, rather than redevelop Old Trafford. United will stop playing at Old ...