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Manchester United are making huge plans that could potentially see Old Trafford being knocked down and rebuilt, which could leave both Arsenal and Chelsea behind. According to The Telegraph, the Red Devils are close to appointing preferred partners for what could potentially be the biggest redevelopment project in the club's history.

One of the proposals made is for Old Trafford to be completely rebuilt. Should this happen, it would see the total stadium capacity rise from 76,000 to approximately 90,000 - more than double Chelsea's Stamford Bridge capacity.

Currently, Arsenal's home, the Emirates Stadium holds 60,000. Whilst Old Trafford already holds more seats than both the Gunners and the Blues, the proposed increase would make the margin significantly more substantial - and give the club a huge boost in terms of revenue.

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Furthermore, other plans include a second ground that will be primarily used to host the women's team and will also be the home for many academy fixtures as well. Certainly, the Glazer family have been on the receiving end of significant criticism from the United fan base over the years.

The owners are almost non-existent when it comes to attending matches. Despite the fact that the ground needs clear refurbishment, they