The first images of the new stadium and the surrounding area have now been released. Lord Foster, whose architectural firm is behind the design, said the new stadium would bring fans 'closer than ever' to the pitch and cultivate a 'huge roar' acoustically'.

The decision has finally been reached to build a new 100,000 capacity stadium, replacing their 115-year Old Trafford home at costs forecast to reach £2billion ($2.59bn). Advertisement Part owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe predicted it can “become the world’s greatest football stadium” and the first designs have shown the vast scale of United’s ambition.

Manchester United will finally move on from Old Trafford after the club unveiled ambitious plans to build a new stadium in the next five years. The Red Devils will move into a 100,000-seater

Old Trafford has been Man United's home since 1910 but plans are underway for a new-build stadium on the same site.