If Manchester United doubles its transfer budget for winning the UEFA Cup, it can spend 200 million to rebuild! Amorin still wants to intercept 75 million god forwards

The ceiling of Manchester United coach Ruben Amorin's summer transfer budget will depend on the results of the team's UEFA Cup final in Bilbao next week. The Daily Mail reported that if the Red Devils successfully win the championship and qualify for the Champions League, the available funds are expected to double.

Manchester United currently ranks 16th in the league, the worst record in the Premier League in the team history. Only by winning the UEFA Cup final can they participate in the European game next season. If they lose to Tottenham, not only will the four major players be left alone, but they will also miss the Champions League and any European competition, which will cause a huge economic blow.

Amorin has made it clear that the UEFA Cup is not a major champion for Manchester United, but the nearly £100 million revenue brought by Champions League qualification is crucial to the club and owner Jim Ratcliff. This will improve the financial situation of the Red Devils due to increased bonuses and broadcast revenue.

The Daily Mail said that once Manchester United wins the UEFA Champions League, La Jue will invest 200 million pounds in the summer. This will benefit Amorin directly, not only giving him the funds to sign more players, but Manchester United will also become a more attractive club to attract star players who want to play in the Champions League.

But if the UEFA Cup final fails, Manchester United's initial expenditure budget for the transfer window this summer will be only 100 million pounds, and it will need to raise more funds by selling players. It also has no qualifications for European competition, which will seriously affect the ability to attract big-name players.

Ian Reddyman of the Daily Mail explained: "Someone told me that Manchester United's budget is about 100 million pounds, and even if they can't enter the Champions League, there is still the money. This is why we see that they are already trying to introduce Cunya and Liam Drapp. They can sign the contracts of these two people even if they don't have the Champions League qualification. I heard that this is the case. But if Manchester United really gets the Champions League qualification, they can invest another 100 million pounds, so that the two players can become four or five, which is half a team."

Cunya's transfer fee is expected to be 67 million pounds, while Drapper Jr. has a relegation and termination clause of 30 million pounds. Manchester United only needs to use less than 100 million pounds to introduce two people. Data shows that Manchester United has spent more than £100 million in five of the past six summer transfer windows, and the 2020/21 season is the only season with spending below this amount.

So, even if he lost the Europa League final in Bilbao, Amorin still has £100 million to buy people, but he needs to hope to sell players such as Rashford, Anthony and Sancho in order to continue buying and rebuilding the team.

However, if you win back to the Europa League and get twice the budget, Amorin will have a bigger goal. David Ornstein of "Athletic Network" said that although Arsenal is a hot spot, Manchester United still maintains interest in Portuguese sports center Tzekelish.

According to rumors, Arsenal has reached a personal agreement with 26-year-old Tzekelash and hopes to introduce it from Portuguese with 75 million euros. However, Amorin still wants to try to "intercept the hushi". Ornstein said: "Zhekelais is the target of many clubs, and Arsenal is serious about him. The new sports director Andrea Berta is his hardcore fan. But Manchester United's Amorin is also aware of him and loves him very much. They have worked together in Portugal Sports." In 2023, Amorin spent 17 million pounds to create a transfer fee for team history, signed Zhekelais from the English Championship Coventry, and made him a super scorer to focus on Europe. He scored 95 goals in 100 games and had another 28 assists. This season, Zhekelais scored 38 goals in 32 games in the Portuguese Super League, 52 goals in 50 games in various competitions, and 13 assists.

Interestingly, forwards such as Drape, Jonathan David, Ekitic or Sheshko have always been the common goals of Premier League giants such as Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea who lack No. 9 players. Their changes in their direction may have a chain reaction at any time, changing the future of several others.