Old Trafford to miss out on Euro 2028 as Scotland coach hails Manchester United hero Scott McTominay
manchestereveningnews.co.ukManchester United fans are longing for upgrades at Old Trafford, although will still feel it is a shame that the Theatre of Dreams will not be hosting any games at Euro 2028.
The UK and Republic of Ireland’s bid for the championships went uncontested after Turkey pulled out to partner with Spain to host the 2032 edition.
The likes of the Etihad Stadium, Wembley and St James’ Park all made the cut but Old Trafford is not on the list, the reason for which has been outlined below.
The host nations are pushing to go through the qualification process to help them better prepare for the tournament. Scotland are included in that but are concentrating on their upcoming fixtures and are hoping that Scott McTominay can continue his fine international form after dramatically netting twice for United against Brentford on Saturday. READ MORE: De Gea sends United fans wild with Instagram story READ MORE: Manchester United injury round-up and return dates Old Trafford has been left off the list of host stadiums for the 2028 European Championship after United withdrew from the process earlier this year as a result of uncertainty over redevelopment plans.
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