Post: Manchester United left Bilbao s hotel this morning, Amorin looked depressed

May 22 According to the Daily Mail, Manchester United left the hotel in Bilbao this morning.

It is reported that after Manchester United lost the UEFA Cup final, the whole team left the hotel in Bilbao sadly. Manchester United lost to Tottenham in the previous game, and Brennan Johnson's goal in the first half ended up losing.

Although many people think Manchester United will beat the poorly performed Tottenham in the final, the results are disappointing. Manchester United players were clearly still immersed in the mood of failure on Thursday morning, dragging their suitcases onto the team's bus. Coach Amorin led the players out of the hotel with a frustration, and he reluctantly blinked at the camera as he passed the fans and photographers. Players such as Mount, Maguire and Onana also left the hotel one after another and boarded the team's bus, and everyone was reflecting on the defeat.

After this game, Manchester United defender Luke Shaw admitted that the players must seriously consider their future and apologize to the fans. He said the team must be held responsible for the worst season since the 1973-74 relegation.

When talking about this, Luke Shaw said: "We are very sorry for having everyone through such a bad season. As I said, this is far from good enough, and I can only apologize for it. I think we have to see the positive side, and the only good news is that we can only go up now. We are at the lowest point now, and we have to find a way to rise again."

In addition, Manchester United players support Amorin, saying that he is the right person to lead the team's revival. Despite his recent poor record, the coach has received full support from the players. Meanwhile, Tottenham stars appeared refreshed when they left the hotel on Thursday morning, in stark contrast to Manchester's opponents. Head coach Postkoglu waved to the fans with a smile, and the staff also showed the UEFA Cup trophy to thank the fans who came to cheer for the team.