Manchester United reportedly held internal discussions over the sale of Old Trafford's naming rights
Manchester United have been told they could earn more than £50m per year if they were to sell the naming rights to Old Trafford .
Now, if these claimed discussions were to in fact go anywhere, former Manchester City financial advisor Stefan Borson has predicted the substantial sum he believes United can take annually.READ MORE: Erik ten Hag set for crunch transfer meeting as Manchester United plan bumper £25m pay offIt is not an uncommon practice in football. Ashburton Grove is not a name many football fans will be familiar with, but its alternative name, the Emirates Stadium, might be.
"In reality, there are loads of people who are trying to sell naming rights. Spurs have been trying to sell naming rights for the new stadium for four years or even longer," he continued.
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