Old Trafford will be one of the high-profile stadiums to miss out on staging Euro 2028 games - with the UK and Ireland set to host the tournament after main competitors Turkey pulled out of the running.
The home nations are now unopposed in their bid for the next iteration of the European tournament, after Germany welcome teams from across the continent next summer, and look certain to earn the privilege.
Turkey were their only rivals but the nation has withdrawn to focus on joining forces with Italy for the 2032 European Championships instead.
Ten stadiums have been proposed to stage matches at Euro 2028 across Britain, including two which have not yet been built - Everton's Bramley-Moore Dock and Casement Park in Belfast.