The majority of Manchester United fans are in favour of building a new stadium at Old Trafford, a study conducted by the club has found. A task force chaired by Lord Sebastian Coe including mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham and former club captain Gary Neville among others,

Manchester United fans are in favour of building a new stadium rather than redeveloping Old Trafford, a club survey has revealed. The club are consulting supporters over a project which could end up costing £2 billion ($2.6bn). Fans were asked whether ...

A majority of Manchester United fans favour building a new stadium rather than re-developing Old Trafford, according to a survey released on Tuesday.Of 50,000 United season ticket holders, club members and executive club members polled,

Manchester United have put back a final decision on stadium development until next summer. Delivery of a new 100,000-capacity stadium as the centrepiece of a huge regeneration project would be boosted if United could secure additional land around their existing Old Trafford home.

The Old Trafford task force, chaired by Lord Sebastian Coe – former Chair of the organising committee for the 2012 London Olympics – was set to deliver its recommendations on which option would be best for United and the surrounding area before the close of the year. A final decision would then be made before work officially commences.

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The Task Force is reportedly focused on the possibility of building a new 100,000-capacity stadium. A final decision on the stadium's future is expected to be made in the first half of 2025, according to reports.

Most Manchester United fans prefer a new stadium rather the redeveloping Old Trafford, a survey has found. More than 52% of 50,000-plus season ticket holders, members and executive club members opted for a new build,