Man Utd are pushing ahead with plans to build a new 100,000-seater stadium and fans will be consulted on its design.

Manchester United have launched a new survey inviting supporters to contribute to the design of a planned 100,000-seater stadium. The initiative follows the club's acquisition of land earlier this year, allowing architecture firm Foster + Partners to resume design work on the project.
The club plans to host focus groups covering key areas such as heritage, atmosphere, transport, and affordability. Collette Roche, CEO of the stadium development, emphasized the importance of fan engagement, confirming the survey will remain open to eligible supporters until November 6.
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