Manchester United Unveils Plans for £2 Billion Stadium Regeneration

The project could generate £7.3 billion annually for the UK economy and create 92,000 jobs.

Manchester United revealed plans for a new 100,000-seater stadium at the Labour Party Conference.
The project aims to regenerate the area around Old Trafford and is expected to cost over £2 billion.
An economic study suggests the regeneration could add £7.3 billion annually to the UK economy.
The plans include the potential creation of 92,000 jobs, 17,000 new homes, and 1.8 million additional visitors per year.
Mayor Andy Burnham confirmed that no public money will be used for the stadium, but taxpayer funds might be used to move a freight rail terminal.