Wembley chief executive Bob Stubbs revealed today that the stadium could be sold to a Premiership club.
There are fears the City will turn its back on attempts to raise the necessary £400million still needed for the £660million pound project for a new stadium.
And with north London duo Arsenal and Tottenham examining moves the possibility of the sale of Wembley to a club cannot be ruled out, according to Stubbs.
Stubbs told The Mirrornewspaper: "To sell Wembley to a Premiership club now has got to be an option worthy of real serious consideration. We might not have any choice.
"Wembley could take a percentage of ticket sales. The club would need to spend 30 million pounds to upgrade the infrastructure."
But Brooks admitted complaints from local residents could throw a spanner in the works and he acknowledged there is a chance the FA might attempt their own revamping, as an alternative to abandoning the site and losing £140million already invested in the project.
He continued: "They would object to the stadium being used 30 times a year instead of a dozen times."
AFP