From Glory to Gory: Man United hit by Mice infestation at Old Trafford
Club faces a two-star hygiene rating after inspectors uncover rodent activity in corporate suites and fan food kiosks.
- Old Trafford’s food hygiene rating dropped from four stars to two after inspectors found mice droppings
- Evidence of infestation discovered in corporate suites and fan food kiosks
- Club works with pest control and local authorities to resolve the issue caused by its canal and railway-adjacent location
Manchester United’s iconic Old Trafford stadium is facing an unwelcome challenge a mice infestation.
Hygiene inspectors recently discovered droppings, resulting in a downgrade of the club’s food hygiene rating from four stars to just two, far below the five-star standard.
The inspection revealed evidence of mouse activity in ground-level corporate suites and a fan food kiosk. The club has been directed to implement improvements and is collaborating with pest control experts and local authorities to address the issue.
The infestation is attributed to Old Trafford’s location near a canal and railway line, factors that create a favorable environment for pests. Club officials are now rolling out enhanced measures to tackle the problem and restore the stadium’s hygiene standards.
