Amid financial constraints, Manchester United is reportedly considering the option of demolishing their legendary Old Trafford stadium in favor of building a new venue. Nicknamed “The Theatre of Dreams” by legend Bobby Charlton,

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.

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,

A survey has found 52 per cent out of more than 50,000 season ticket holders, members and executive club members prefer the idea of a new build.

Ruud Van Nistelrooy will take charge of his first Premier League game as interim boss when Manchester United welcome Chelsea to Old Trafford on November 3.

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.

Manchester United are set to delay a decision on whether to refurbish Old Trafford or build a new “Wembley of the North” until next year. The club, owned by the Glazer family and billionaire Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe,