Norman Foster’s redesign of Old Trafford brings to the fore a long-standing uneasiness about the monetisation of football

United this week unveiled eye-catching plans for a new £2bn stadium next to Old Trafford, and can look across town to City for what can be achieved.

Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire co-owner of the soccer club, framed plans for the 100,000-seat venue as crucial to the British government’s plan to revive the northern English city.

Manchester United Plc’s surprise announcement this week of plans for a new 100,000-seater stadium was the easy bit. Now it needs to find the money.

Their historic ground is now more 'Theatre of Nightmares' than ‘Theatre of Dreams'. Can a £2 billion new home change the club's fortunes?

Jim Ratcliffe, owner of Manchester United, announced that he would build the "world's largest stadium" for the team, but fans were confused by the planned design. O post Unusual design of Manchester United’s new stadium divides opinions on social media apareceu primeiro em TechBreak.

Butlin's Minehead has responded to the unveiled design of Manchester United’s new £2bn 100,000-seater stadium plans by saying it looks "familiar".