A survey is being launched to gather public opinions for the Old Trafford regeneration project.

The project team wants to ensure that residents' views are "central" to plans to develop the area around Manchester United's stadium.

The survey will be available online from 9am on November 13.

This follows the September appointment of architects Foster + Partners and is part of the consultation phase of the regeneration masterplan.

The project is a collaboration between Manchester United, Trafford Council, and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), aiming to "maximise the growth and regeneration opportunities" of the Trafford Wharfside area.

Alongside the survey, the consultation process will include focus group meetings with community groups, businesses, and local institutions.

In December, open days will be held at Old Trafford to allow the community to learn more about the project and present their ideas in person.

Trafford Council leader Tom Ross said: "It is critical we hear from as many residents and community members as possible during this process to ensure we can capture all their views as we start to shape the plans for the regeneration of the area around the stadium.

"This important survey is the first stage of our wider public consultation and will be followed by focus groups and in person consultation sessions to make sure the voice of the local community is at the heart of our approach and decision-making process."

The survey was developed with the Cathie Marsh Institute at the University of Manchester to ensure the questions meet industry standards.

It is expected to take no more than 10 minutes to complete.

The club, the council, and GMCA have expressed their gratitude to residents and community members for their "time, efforts, and honest views", which will help shape a development that serves the community in the "best way possible".

The deadline for responses is 11.59pm on December 4 and all responses will be anonymous.