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Manchester United received a great impulse in his plans for a new Old Trafford of 100,000 capacity after the project received government support.
Foreign Minister Rachel Reeves has revealed that she will defend the regeneration project in Old Trafford.
The Government said that the project, which will also lead to new homes, commercial and public spaces, would be a “brilliant example of the bold model in favor of development that will boost growth throughout the region.”
The authorities are exploring the creation of an agency of the Mayor Development Corporation to develop the area.
The government's support occurs after Mail Sport revealed earlier this month that the perspective of a new stadium and the demolition of the current Old Trafford House of Man United had taken a step forward.
The group, which includes Gary Neville, the mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham and Lord Coe, was accused of examining whether United should renew Old Trafford or build a new avant -garde replacement in adjacent lands.
Man United has received a great impulse in the plans for a new 100,000 capacity to
Foreign Minister Rachel Reeves has confirmed the government's support for the regeneration project
Man United is expected to advance with a new stadium and demolish Old Trafford
They discovered that a reurbing of the existing stadium, which has remained in place since 1910, would be limited to 87,000.
However, a new leading place in the world would maximize the potential and serve as the centerpiece of one of the largest regeneration projects that Britain has seen.
While all options remain on the table, United officials will now focus their energies in 100,000 Newbuild.
Mail Sport understands that the key figures in the Giants of the Premier League hope that enabling the work can start in the project before the end of this year.
A final decision will be made before the end of the season.
The working group was established after the arrival of Ratcliffe and was accused of carrying out a feasibility study around a new construction or renewal.
He has discovered that while re -urbanization and reconstruction would offer transformative benefits, a new stadium would see those “amplified” benefits.
The mayor of Greater Manchester Burnham described the proposals as offering “the greatest opportunity for the urban regeneration that this country has seen since London 2012”.
“They are an important part of our 10 -year plan for the growth of Turbo turbo not only around Old Trafford but also in the Great Manchester,” he added.
