Manchester United confirmed earlier this week they will be launching a fans' survey to get feedback from what they want around a stadium. This is part of the huge information-gathering exercise taking place,

Although that would be a popular choice with fans, the last few days have seen reports suggesting United could make a U-turn on those initial plans and demolish Old Trafford. But that would be missing a trick according to Professor Lars J. T. Pedersen, a business school professor at the Norwegian School of Economics.

Manchester United intended to keep a scaled-down Old Trafford in place should they proceed with plans for a new 'Wembley of the North', but it seems the club's plans have changed

Manchester United have appointed globally renowned architects Foster + Partners to develop a masterplan for the area around Old Trafford as part of an ambitious regeneration project.The club have now appointed London-based Foster + Partners to develop a "masterplan".

Manchester United are set to partner with an international architecture firm to develop plans to regenerate the area around Old Trafford.

Manchester United have confirmed architecture firm Foster + Partners have been appointed to develop plans for the ground surrounding Old Trafford, as part of the wider stadium expansions plans. The future of United’s stadium will be determined by the club’s Old Trafford task force,