According to the British media "The Sun", Manchester United hopes to rebuild the Old Trafford Stadium with the help of Sebastian Coe and hold the 2035 Women's World Cup final.

Manchester United announced plans to rebuild Old Trafford in March and appointed former track and field Olympic champion Sebastian Coe to lead the operation.

Initially, Sebastian Coe led the Old Trafford Reconstruction Task Force. The group was established to explore plans to develop new stadiums and revitalize surrounding areas, and Gary Neville is also a member of the group. But after being appointed as the designated chairman of the Mayor Development Company of the Old Trafford Reconstruction Project, Sebastian Co., Ltd., will exert influence in the next phase of the project.

With Manchester United's plan to deliver a new 100,000 stadium estimated to cost up to £2 billion, Sebastian Coe will play a key role in the next phase of the project.

He said in a statement: "I am delighted to be invited to serve as the designated chairman of the proposed Mayor Development Company of Old Trafford."

"In my career, I have witnessed the change that a sport-led revitalization can bring in fostering strong communities and acting as a catalyst for economic growth."

"The 2012 London Olympics and Paralympics are certainly the same. And now, I believe, the moment for Greater Manchester is here."

" Working with Trafford Town Hall and the Mayor at Manchester United Stadium Week The border areas have great potential to bring new housing and jobs. "

" Looking ahead, I see an opportunity to bring the FIFA Women's World Cup to the old and new Trafford Stadium in 2035. "

"The British Four Islands are the only bidder, which provides us with a rare opportunity to bid for this event to the global football family."

As a runner, Sebastian Coe has won four Olympic medals in the 800m and 1500m events. He retired in 1990 and later entered politics. He served as chairman of the London Olympic bid committee and played an important role in helping London win the hosting rights of the 2012 Olympic Games.

The conceptual map of Manchester United's proposed new stadium has been released by architect Norman Foster. Manchester United said they will seek public funds for the infrastructure of the £2 billion project, but will not seek funding for the construction of the stadium.

Sebastian-Co's appointment requires government approval, but this is considered a routine procedure.