ESPN: If Tottenham wins the UEFA Cup, it will celebrate, but Manchester United has no such plan

May 13th According to sources, Tottenham Hotspur plans to hold a fan parade after winning the Europa League, and final rival Manchester United said that even if they win, they will not hold a large-scale celebration.

Tottenham will strive for its first championship trophy since 2008 in the Europa League final with Manchester United next week. Sources said that despite poor Premier League performance this season, the club is still eager to organize a parade after winning the championship.

Manchester United continues the tradition of not holding a convertible bus parade when winning the Cup. It has not been held after winning the 2016 FA Cup, 2017 League Cup + Europa League, 2023 League Cup or 2024 FA Cup. The last parade of the Red Devils will go back to 2013 to celebrate the 20th Premier League champion and the retirement of Sir Ferguson.

Even if Manchester United intends to organize, the timing is extremely tight. After the UEFA Europa League final on May 22, Amorin's team needs to complete the Premier League final match against Aston Villa at Old Trafford on May 25. After the game, the team will immediately fly to Malaysia for two preseason games. After returning home, many players will still need to prepare for the national team event in June.

Speaking of this overseas trip, Amorin said: "We need to support the club because it brings revenue. It is important to connect with fans around the world, especially when we have experienced a difficult season that disappoints supporters. This is at least what can be done, including young players, will go out and the staff will go with them. The team is undergoing many changes, and we are trying to build a family-like atmosphere, which makes sense."