Man United’s proposed regeneration of Old Trafford could boost economy by billions - United unveiled further details about the project, which is centred on a new 100,000-capacity stadium

Manchester United’s plans to regenerate Trafford Park, including the potential construction of a new 100,000-seater stadium, could inject £7.3billion per year into the UK economy, according to a report by Oxford Economics.

Manchester United’s proposed regeneration of Trafford Park could boost the UK economy by up to £7.3billion (€8.7 billion), according to global advisory firm Oxford Economics. United unveiled further details about the project, which is centred on a new 100,000-capacity stadium, at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool on Monday.

A proposed regeneration of the area around Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium could generate £7.3 billion ($9.7 billion) annually to the British economy, according to an economic feasibility study commissioned by the club.

An economic report suggests that a new 100,000 seater stadium for Manchester United would give a massive £7.3 billion ($10bn) boost to the UK economy.

The mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham admitted that some taxpayer money could be spent to accommodate Old Trafford refurbishment plans. Sir Jim Ratcliffe arrived at Manchester United last season alongside his INEOS group,