March 11 (UPI) --Manchester United will leave Old Trafford after playing for more than 115 years at the site in favor of a new 100,000-seat facility in the same area in Stretford, England ...

City make the short trip to Old Trafford on Sunday as we prepare to lock horns with Manchester United in our latest Premier League derby. It’s always one of the undoubted highlights of the season – ...

The club unveiled plans Tuesday to build a new stadium to replace Old Trafford, its home for more than 100 years. The proposal calls for a new facility with up to 100,000 seats – which would ...

Manchester United officially announced plans to leave Old Trafford, their home for more than 100 years, and move into a new stadium. The proposal was unveiled on Tuesday and has been backed by ...

in an attempt to catch up with modern facilities built by some of Europe’s biggest clubs. The Premier League team said it plans to build the new venue next to its existing Old Trafford site.

Old Trafford could be deconstructed in 12 months after Manchester United move into their new stadium. United are targeting the 2030-31 season to move into their 100,000-seater 'New Trafford' stadium.

Manchester United's goodbyes to Old Trafford moved a step closer on Tuesday ... it also boasts an array of entertainment facilities to make it Mecca for sports fans in LA. Chief operating officer ...

Manchester United plan to build a new two billion pound ($2.59 billion) 100,000-seat stadium that will be the biggest in Britain, next to the existing Old Trafford, the club announced.

In a week when the countdown clock was started on Old Trafford as we know it, Manchester United’s historical home reminded us that when the football is good, it remains the perfect companion.

I feel conflicted and optimistic, sad and excited about the news that Manchester United plan to build a new Old Trafford. There are so many questions — the first being how it will be paid for.