Manchester United are looking to overhaul their squad this summer but without the Champions League next season the club are facing a massive black hole in their finances

Manchester United face Tottenham Hotspur in a Europa League final today, in a game that could make or break their financial future. With United so deep in debt and in need of a squad rebuild the match at San Mamés Stadium is less about glory and more about staying afloat.

With no European football to show next season, United are likely to miss out on major signings like Liam Delap, Matheus Cunha, and Victor Osimhen. The club’s leadership team co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, chief executive Omar Berrada, and technical director Jason Wilcox will lead the summer rebuild.

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Manchester United staff are fearful of what measures the ownership may take if they lose the Europa League final and miss out on Champions League revenue given they've already culled hundreds of emplo

From Manchester United's point of view, it seems that the word 'I'm doomed' will come out naturally. The aftermath of the failure to win the Europa League is great. Manchester United lost 0-1 to Tottenham in the 2024-2025 Europa League (UEL) final at Estadio San Mames in Bilbao,