Manchester United Close to Overcoming Major Hurdle in New Stadium Construction
Manchester United are nearing a solution to the biggest obstacle in their 'New Old Trafford' construction plans.
Plans for a new state-of-the-art 100,000-seater venue were announced six months ago by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, with the goal of opening the stadium in 2030.
The project, led by renowned architecture practice Norman Foster, aims to regenerate the surrounding area, but construction has yet to begin due to funding issues.
The countdown for Ineos has begun, with work initially slated to start before the new year.
The resolution of this major hurdle is crucial for the project to move forward, and a solution is expected soon.
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