Manchester United’s manager Ruben Amorim believes that a return to the Champions League is even more important than winning his first trophy at the top of the Red Devils when facing Tottenham in the Europa League final.

Victory in Bilbao on May 21 will hand over a salvation to one of the English giants fighting Pushing them directly into the lucrative phase of the Champions League next season.

United AND Tottenham Sit just outside the Premier League removal area, and the loser will lose the European competition completely next season.

A return to Europe’s elite tournament is estimated to be worth at least 70 million to United and would allow Amorification More resources to rebuild his team.

“For me, the Champions League is more important,” Amorim said at a press conference on Wednesday.

“For everything, to prepare for the next season.

“We are supposed to be in the Champions League. The Europa League here is not enough, and you have to have that feeling here.

“The best way to help us get to the top within a few years is the Champions League. It’s not the title, the trophy.

“The most important thing is how this title can help us get back to top faster.”

A dramatic run in the final has escaped a fierce start at the time of amoring at Old Trafford.

Since taking charge in November, he has won only six of the Premier League matches.

The Portuguese coach has ever been brutal in his team’s appreciation, including their worst of the club’s history.

However, he dismissed suggestions that he could resign if the united unity a deplorable season with loss in Spain.

“I can’t see the team that has these results, especially in the Premier League, and I don’t see anything and not take responsibility,” Amining added.

“It is just that I have a clear idea of ​​what to do. I understand team problems, so I’m away from leaving.

“What I am saying is that we must perform. In the future we must perform or otherwise they will change us.”

Amorim confirmed reports that he will assist in the travel fund for the families of his back room staff to the final.

United have made interruptions from the field in the year when British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe bought a minority action in the club, including 250 surpluses with another 200 to come.

Amorim said negativity has played a role in United’s battles this season, but the Europa League offers the opportunity for a very necessary incentive.

“This season has been really fierce for everyone. The results and also changes in staff. You can feel it in our club.

“We’ve had so many bad results in the Premier League, so the environment is difficult at the moment.

“But I guarantee you that when we are preparing a game in the Europa League, the environment is a little different and you can feel the excitement.”

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