Manchester United looks to net Trafford Park land The move is part of the company's new strategy to focus on London, the South East, logistics, and major continental industrial hubs. Segro owns around a dozen properties on Trafford Park. It is understood that Manchester United is interested in buying 9 Bond/Wharfside Way, Elevator Road, and Europa Triangle, which are the parcels of Segro land closest to Old Trafford. Sources close to the football club say that as yet it has no specific plans for the land if it should seal a deal with Segro. Manchester United has already bought land from Segro. Last October, it paid £8m for three sites at Trafford Park. Any further deals between the club and Segro are likely to be worth around the same value. A spokesman for Manchester United said: "If land becomes available in the vicinity we are always interested." However, it is understood that Segro was initially keen to sell its Trafford Park portfolio as a whole rather than piece-by-piece. If the company insists on sticking to this plan, this would prevent it making any property deal with Manchester United. An agreement may depend upon whether the property company can attract buyers for its northern England and midlands properties as part of a £200m portfolio. Segro declined to comment.