Europa League win could spark bright future for Man United
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim (centre) with his players during the second leg of the Europa League quarter final match against Olympique Lyonnais at Old Trafford on April 17, 2025.
While a loss would be a massive blow for already-reeling United fans, it would also have a huge impact on the team's bottom line with co-owner Jim Ratcliffe estimating the price on Champions League qualification is between 80 and 100 million pounds in broadcast, matchday and commercial income.
"Champions League can change everything," Amorim told reporters recently. "If you look at this moment we are not ready to be really competitive in the Premier League and cope with Champions League. If you are in Champions League you have a different budget to put a better team for next season."
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While it is hard for Manchester United to salvage a disappointing season, Wednesday's Europa League final will go a long way in dictating the team's future, with Champions League qualification on the line and boss Ruben Amorim in the hot seat.
