The UK and Ireland have submitted their Preliminary Bid Dossier to UEFA to host Euro 2028 - naming the homes of Manchester United and Manchester City as two potential stadia to stage fixtures.
Working together, the UK, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland governments say they want to host a tournament that will be a 'catalyst for transformational grassroots football.'
As part of the preliminary bid dossier, the UK and Ireland have submitted a list of 14 stadia 'in famous sporting cities known throughout the world, including destinations that are home to clubs with great European football history and heritage.' United's historic Old Trafford stadium, and the home of current Premier League champions City - the Etihad - are on the list.
