US EditionMan Utd Want New £2bn Stadium to Host 2035 Women's World Cup Final
GREATER MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, JUL 10 – The £2 billion project aims to create the UK's largest stadium with 100,000 seats to boost urban regeneration and host the 2035 Women's World Cup final, featuring 48 teams.
- Manchester United plans a £2 billion, 100,000-seat stadium to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup final, aiming to replace Old Trafford by 2030.
- After the UK was confirmed as the sole bidder in April, the Football Association prepares its bid to FIFA, aiming to replace Old Trafford with a new stadium for the 2035 Women's World Cup final.
- The £2 billion project includes a 100,000-seat stadium designed for the 2035 Women's World Cup, with plans for tournament expansion to 48 teams.
- Manchester United's £2 billion stadium plan aims to create an inclusive district with housing, green spaces, and better transport, boosting community development around Old Trafford.
- The Football Association plans to submit its 2035 Women's World Cup bid to FIFA by year-end, while Manchester United aims for a 2030 stadium move amid ongoing debt negotiations.
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Manchester United wants to host the Women's World Cup final in 2035. They want to do it at their new stadium, New Trafford: An arena that is expected to hold 100,000 spectators.
Man United expresses interest in hosting 2035 Women’s World Cup final in 100,00-seater stadium
Reports say that the 2035 Women’s World Cup will be held across the four nations of the United Kingdom, which is the sole bidder. By the end of the year, the Football Association is expected to present to FIFA its vision for the tournament.
Manchester United announced its plans to host the 2035 Women's World Cup final at its new stadium. The competition will be held in the United Kingdom, with matches taking place in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The new arena, with a capacity of 100,000, is expected to be completed by 2031. The new stadium will be built on the site of the current Old Trafford, which will be demolished after 115 years of existence. The project is …
Manchester United are planning to build a new 100,000-seat stadium on the site next to Old Trafford. The dream is also to host the Women's World Cup final there in 2035.
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