Manchester United have revealed the first images of the potential Old Trafford regeneration project. ESPN reported last month that United are leaning towards building a new 100,000-capacity stadium rather than redeveloping Old Trafford, although a final decision has not been made.

Old Trafford currently sits 74,310 people. Oxford Economics claimed that initial estimates suggest that the project will 'contribute huge growth' to the economy, creating 92,000 new jobs, building more than 17,000 new homes as well as driving an additional 1.8m visitors per year.

That has then been followed up by the first images of the stadium plans being unveiled at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool on Monday, which arrived along with the news that the club has appointed Foster + Partners to create a masterplan for the redevelopment of the land surrounding the stadium.

Manchester United’s plans to regenerate Trafford Park, including the potential construction of a new 100,000-seater stadium, could inject £7.3billion per year into the UK economy, according to a report by Oxford Economics.

Manchester United’s proposed regeneration of Trafford Park could boost the UK economy by up to £7.3billion, according to global advisory firm Oxford Economics. United unveiled further details about the project, which is centred on a new 100,000-capacity stadium, at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool on Monday.