Scols Ratcliffe accuses “begging” for money before the plans of the new Manchester United stadium

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes criticized Sir Jim Ratcliffe for an external financing to finance the construction of a new club’s stadium.

United CEOs recently announced ambitious plans to destroy Old Trafford and replace them with a modern stadium, which will cost about 2 billion pounds.

The co -owner Ratcliffe described the proposed place as one of the best in the world.

However, Ratcliffe has not yet revealed how to finance the project, with reports indicating that it depends on private investment and possible government assistance.

Schools, the club icon, is not convinced of the intentions of Ratcliffe, which indicates that the words alone are not enough.

“You can be naive at times, and you believe what (Ratcliffe” says, just because you haven’t heard anyone saying anything before, “Scholes said in speaking about Sky Bet’s” The Overlap Fan Confere “.

“Words are cheap, isn’t it …” 🤷‍

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“You don’t know how realistic is, everything is in the air.

“For a long time, the richest club in the world has been named, but I feel that we are a little begging, asking about the stadium and that we need 2 billion pounds, and we sell players to buy players.”

Ratcliffe, who leads the new square initiative, defended 100,000 seats, the decision to stay away from the dream theater and insisted on a need for a promotion.

He said that the club’s vision for the future: “We have served our current stadium brilliantly over the past 115 years, but it has left the best squares in the sports world.

“By building next to the current site, we will be able to maintain the essence of Old Trafford, with the creation of a really modern stadium that transforms the fan experience only from our historical home.”

This proposal has sparked a discussion between fans and critics, as some support the idea of ​​the global stadium, while others remain concerned about financial sustainability and potential turmoil during the transfer period.