When things are going bad, both on and off the pitch, with the current debt being around £1bn, they’ve found a perfect solution – spend £2bn on building a new 100,000-seater ground, the biggest in the world!Manchester United have announced constructing a whole new stadium in five years, which would be located close to Old Trafford.Once construction is complete, the Theatre of Dreams – Manchester United’s home ever since 1910 – will be demolished.Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe said he wanted to build the “world’s greatest football stadium”, which the club hopes could be finished in five years.The club would continue to play at Old Trafford until the new stadium was ready.Apparently. the stadium would feature an umbrella design, with three masts described as “the trident”, which the architects say will be 200 metres high and visible from 25 miles away.How can RHCP concert jeopardise new Manchester stadium?Manchester United are yet to inform public how they plan to pay for the stadium. Club chief executive Omar Berrada said he was confident it was “a very attractive investment opportunity” and he was “quite confident we’ll find a way to finance the stadium”.”Today marks the start of an incredibly exciting journey to the delivery of what will be the world’s greatest stadium,” said Ratcliffe.”Our current stadium has served us brilliantly for the past 115 years but it has fallen behind the arenas in world sport.”I think we may well finish up with the most iconic football stadium in the world.”##NAJAVA_MECA_8773598##He said there was no date in place for when building work on the stadium would begin, adding: “It depends how quickly the Government gets going with the regeneration programme. I think they want to get going quite quickly.”The stadium will be built using pre-fabrication, shipped in 160 components along the neighbouring Manchester Ship Canal.
