Allies and Morrison unveils masterplan around new Man Utd stadium
- Published today, July 9, the Trafford Wharfside masterplan establishes a new city district for Trafford and Greater Manchester, featuring a 100,000-capacity Manchester United stadium at its heart near Old Trafford.
- Manchester United agreed last month to purchase a 10ha plot from logistics firm Indurent, owned by Blackstone, located 350m from Old Trafford, after recommending an all-new stadium for around £2 billion.
- Foster + Partners designed the stadium, dubbed 'Wembley of the North,' as part of a 15-year regeneration plan expected to create 48,000 local jobs and provide a £7.3 billion annual boost to the UK economy.
- CEO Collette Roche described the masterplan as a 'significant milestone,' while Trafford Council leader Coun Tom Ross added the initiative starts a 'long journey' to establish a world-class destination for residents and businesses.
- The Old Trafford Regeneration Mayoral Development Corporation, chaired by Sebastian Coe, is backing the plan, which includes future consultations on designs and central areas with building heights reaching up to 40 storeys.
56 Articles
56 Articles
Man United reveals latest plans for new stadium to replace Old Trafford
Manchester United has revealed latest details about its proposed new stadium, including the precise location of the 100,000-seat arena.
Manchester United has been playing in the legendary Old Trafford since 1910. Now the English record champion is planning a new stadium.
The plans for the future Old Trafford are taking shape. – @ManchesterUnited Manchester United have taken another step forward with their giant stadium project by confirming the precise location of their future 100,000-seat stadium. The new stadium will be located approximately 350 meters northwest of the current Old Trafford, in the heart of a new "stadium district" designed to host sporting events, shows, and entertainment throughout the year.
Location for Manchester United's Proposed 1,00,000-seater Stadium Revealed
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. It is uncertain, though, what the future of the current home venue of multi-time Premier League champions will be. Sports News | Location for Manchester United's Proposed 1,00,000-seater Stadium Revealed.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 53% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
























