Manchester United's Ambitious Stadium Plans: A New Era for Old Trafford

Manchester United announced plans to build a new 100,000-seat stadium next to Old Trafford. Co-owner Jim Ratcliffe expressed enthusiasm for the project, aimed at creating the world's greatest football stadium. The club revealed designs for the new stadium, considering both redevelopment and new construction options.

Manchester United has announced plans to construct a new 100,000-seat stadium alongside the existing Old Trafford. The announcement, made on Tuesday, marks an ambitious step towards establishing what is touted as the world's best football stadium.

Jim Ratcliffe, the club's co-owner and British billionaire, expressed his excitement for the project. Ratcliffe became a minority owner last year and has been vocal about the need for a new, cutting-edge stadium ever since.

On Tuesday morning, in an event held in London, United unveiled architect designs for the new stadium, highlighting their commitment to either redeveloping the current grounds or building anew.

(With inputs from agencies.)