Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has reportedly paid for 30 of his backroom staff and their families to travel to next week’s Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur in Bilbao after the club refused to offer them free tickets. United’s
coaching and support staff travelling with the team, as well as equipment staff. Have not been given free tickets for their families or close friends to watch the match on May 21.
Both clubs have been given around 15,000 final tickets each, with Spurs offering every permanent staff a free ticket. But United will only share a small number of tickets in an internal draw.
Paris Saint-Germain have given 600 staff tickets to watch the Champions League final against Inter Milan in Munich on May 31.
For United staff who were unable to travel, the club invited them to attend a live event. At the Diecast venue in Manchester. Where they were given two free drinks. And they can bring one guest, but the guest must pay their own expenses.
United coaches, physios and support staff. Were previously asked to buy tickets out of pocket. But เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา reports that Amorim has offered to cover the entire cost on behalf of the staff. The
Portuguese has told executives he will cover the costs after learning the staff will have to shell out their own money for tickets.
The ticket situation has sparked frustration within the staff. But a club source insists United’s priority is their support. With 90 per cent of the ticket quota having already been set aside for a qualifying draw. The
Daily Mail reports that Spurs are likely to outnumber United’s side in Bilbao. With an estimated 15,000 Spurs fans travelling without tickets, while United’s 2,000 are expected to be on the cards. Airlines
have also tried to capitalise on high demand, with airfares to Bilbao set to rise by as much as £2,000, and reasonably priced accommodation is becoming scarce.