Gary Neville has called for a dramatic overhaul of the Manchester United squad this summer and admitted he’s dreading the Europa League final. Ruben Amorim’s side take on Tottenham in Bilbao on Wednesday, a match that will define the season for both clubs.
Victory would mean a Champions League spot for United and boost Amorim’s recruitment drive this summer. Regardless, United have endured their worst ever Premier League campaign in 2024/25, and lie 16th in the table. Neville, 50, has conceded the thought of the Red Devils losing the final makes him feel ill.
“That game is making my stomach churn with its level of importance, to both clubs,” he said. “Not just from a silverware perspective, not just from a manager’s perspective, but also from a finance perspective; what it gives both clubs in terms of attracting players and the money that it will put into the clubs.
United have already lost to Spurs three times this season, and Neville added: “It’s making me a little bit sick.” The pundit also claimed Amorim needs to add a host of new names to his squad when the transfer window open in order for the club to compete domestically and in Europe.
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