Sir Jim Ratcliffe calls for ‘tearing down Old Trafford’ and building Man United’s new stadium

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly been advised to demolish Old Trafford and start building Manchester United’s new home.
The wheels have been in motion since the acquisition of a 25 per cent stake in the Premier League club was confirmed on Christmas Eve.
Months of negotiations ultimately paved the way for a new era in part for Manchester United fans, as the Glazer family relinquished control of United’s football operations as part of the deal.

The British billionaire’s 25% stake has not yet been approved by the Premier League, but there are reports there are plans to restore the struggling club to its former glory, including the demolition of Old Trafford.

This iconic stadium has been home to Manchester United since 1910, but it has fallen into disrepair for several years now, with a leaking roof and a roof that is leaking considering the Red Stadium is already 10 years old.
and criticism of substandard equipment is a constant problem.
The Devils last won the Premier League.
The Telegraph reports that the 71-year-old Ratcliffe has been given a deal after he pledged to invest £245m into the club to help Erik ten Hag’s beleaguered side.
There are several options for transforming Old Trafford, one of which would be the complete destruction of Old Trafford stadium.