The Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force has initially concluded that a new stadium build for Manchester United would be a more transformative option than redeveloping the existing ground.

It is reported that a new 100,000-seater stadium has been recommended - which would make it the largest in the UK.
Four meetings have taken place around the feasibility of the project, which would see the stadium built on club-owned land adjacent to Old Trafford and elevate the community.
While it is premature to suggest that this is the only direction United will take, it is the favoured route to create a new world-class venue with surrounding benefits.
The club own an expansive amount of land around Old Trafford which they feel is under-utilised and could be repurposed for housing, leisure, business, education, driving investment and jobs, and improving the environment.
United have been researching some of the best stadium regeneration projects across sport, particularly those that have sparked a drastic transformation in the community like SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the venue in which they suffered pre-season defeat to Arsenal.
The club held several meetings with the team behind that development, which is privately funded, in the lead-up to their tour to learn from the project.

Collette Roche, United's chief operating officer, also visited the Bernabeu earlier this year to extract lessons from Real Madrid's approach. The Chicago Bears' Burnham Park Project, where a new stadium will serve as a catalyst for the regeneration of the wider area, is being studied.
United have also spent time engaging around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley.
Financing is one of the key considerations of the task force, and a wide variety of potential private funding sources will be explored. There could be opportunities for a public-private partnership to power the regeneration of the area.
A full recommendation from the task force will be made towards the end of the year following a period of consultation with key stakeholders, which includes fans and local residents.
Cole: LA's SoFi Stadium great example for Man Utd
Andy Cole has said the SoFi Stadium's regeneration of Inglewood can be mirrored in Manchester with a new or redeveloped world-class ground at Old Trafford.
Speaking of his experience at United's opening game of their pre-season tour against Arsenal, the former Man Utd striker said: "What left the biggest impression on me is how the stadium has been central to the rise of Inglewood.
"I have been coming to LA for years and that area of the city was never previously somewhere you would choose to go as a visitor.
"To see how it has become such a thriving neighbourhood, with the SoFi at the heart of it, is an inspirational example of inner-city regeneration.
"I don't draw this comparison lightly, but you can see a parallel with the opportunity back home in Manchester. A new or redeveloped stadium at Old Trafford could be the focal point for revitalisation of the surrounding area.
"Manchester United fans and everyone in the north of England deserves a truly world-class stadium, and SoFi sets the standard to aim for.
"This is the kind of arena the best players in the world want to be playing in and fans want to be experiencing."
Archangel01
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Then they will feel what us as arsenal fans felt. Bcz tht will mean for the coming 10yrs no top 4 and they will not be able to keep their best players.
No the difference. United have a stadium, they only need to build New stadium.
yeteikluyz
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Then they will feel what us as arsenal fans felt. Bcz tht will mean for the coming 10yrs no top 4 and they will not be able to keep their best players.
beacdektyz
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if you can't afford, We United fans in Africa shall also play a part in Fundraising. Please I mean United fans before u reply to my msge
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Don't TROUBLE YOURSELF. Man-U is a BILLIONAIRE'S CLUB.
beacdektyz
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By the time they lay the foundation stone, Real Madrid will have 25 Champions league titles
A STADIUM THAT THE FOUNDATION STOP WILL TAKE SO LONG THAT REAL MADRID WILL HAVE 25 UCL WILL FOREVER REMAIN THE BEST, EVEN UNTIL THY KINGDOM COMES
beacdektyz
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Better than refugee camp
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cinckopst
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Waste! It wouldn't constitute a substantial increase
Pass2Pogba
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this is autty" writing.. it's bullshit as usual. they're planning to expand. not new stadium.
Pass2Pogba
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When It Done We Will Giveout Old Trafford To Chelsea So They Can Have A Stadium ๐ฅน๐ฅบ๐๐ง
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it's not gonna be new one.. re construction to the old one we already have. expansion
AdeleyeWasiu
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When It Done We Will Giveout Old Trafford To Chelsea So They Can Have A Stadium ๐ฅน๐ฅบ๐๐ง
Hesbelnopz
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RONALDO is vindicated Thank U Lord
Utd4life
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wow๐ฎ old Trouser about to be new Trouser
Better than refugee camp
Olilatonny95
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if you can't afford, We United fans in Africa shall also play a part in Fundraising. Please I mean United fans before u reply to my msge
Nezbdisyz
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this doesn't look good like camp now and Real Madrid stadium please a something better please!!
Towaeklrsy
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wow๐ฎ old Trouser about to be new Trouser
kapabmnpry
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I'm a good construction engineer please I need this job
Sihdeinptz
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the Glazier out brigade will be out in force once they see the new ticket prices.
jezabdnpyz
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Danny670
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By the time they lay the foundation stone, Real Madrid will have 25 Champions league titles
Renilnpt
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That could be a good decision
Anthonyloba
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Building a new stadium will be the best and having a little look of most of the current iconic stadiums around the world will make it a more different stadium in the world sport. United is great ๐ช๐ช๐๐๐ฏ๐ฏ๐ฏ
kukabdknyz
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i love that
Ayoola450
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Okay ๐