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Manchester United wants to build the greatest stadium on earth. It wants to build the greatest soccer team as well. Something has got to give, surely?

The legendary English soccer club unveiled its plans to construct a new 100,000-seat stadium next to Old Trafford.

Plans have been revealed for an ambitious new stadium for English soccer team Manchester United that's designed by prestigious studio Foster + Partners. The stadium will be topped by a large covering likened to an umbrella that will improve energy efficiency.

Manchester United has announced that it will be building a new 100,000-capacity stadium to replace Old Trafford, which has served the English football. Check out our stories from Entertainment, Sports & stay updated with Lifestyle Asia Hong Kong ,

Manchester United’s new stadium, announced by the club today, will be built in five years by using 160 prefabricated components shipped via the city’s

The decision has finally been reached to build a new 100,000 capacity stadium, replacing their 115-year Old Trafford home at costs forecast to reach £2billion ($2.59bn). Part owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe predicted it can “become the world’s greatest football stadium” and the first designs have shown the vast scale of United’s ambition.

Ratcliffe, who is one of Britain's richest people, said the new soccer venue could be a tourist attraction in the manner of the Eiffel Tower.

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada has admitted the club "risk" falling further behind their rivals while they invest in their new stadium.