The future of Manchester United's stadium is decided. What will it be like?

The issue of Manchester United's stadium has been a topic of debate, and the decision remains a complex one for the club. However, it seems we are gradually getting closer to the truth.

Details: According to Daily Mail, a group of advisors including Gary Neville, Andy Burnham, and Lord Sebastian Coe has decided that the best course of action would be to abandon the idea of renovating Old Trafford and instead build a new stadium with a capacity of 100,000 seats on its site.

However, the final decision will rest with Sir Jim Ratcliffe. It is believed that work on the project could begin by the end of this year.

Reminder: Old Trafford currently faces significant sanitation issues, and during a recent match against Southampton, rats appeared on the pitch.

It was also reported that the government will not provide additional funding for the renovation or construction of a new stadium.