Tottenham's main Manchester United with consecutive injuries hopes of winning the Europa League have increased greatly! La Jue supervised the formation, revealing the reason why he did not parade when he won the championship

Despite having been beaten three times by Tottenham this season, many United fans are still confident of winning the Europa League final on Wednesday due to the constant injuries of the opponents, while the Red Devils seem to be "blessed" in European competition this season, having seen their opponents in three consecutive knockout rounds red, with both of them suffering a number of injuries before the game.

Tottenham have confirmed the loss of a midfield trio of James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski and Lucas Bergvar, with Maddison and Kulou being a tactical point of great significance to the team, both of whom have scored against Manchester United this season. Rumours have it that Ange Postecoglou could make Papu Sarr, Yves Bissouma and Rodrigo Bentancur form the starting midfield for the Europa League final.

However, in Friday's Premier League fixture, Sarr suffered another injury attack. The boss has rotated a number of key players in the game against Aston Villa, with Bissouma, Brennan Johnson, Pedro Polo and Solanke all on the bench, while defenders Christian Romero and Van der Ven were not selected in the squad. As a result, Sarr, who started the game, was injured and was substituted on 53 minutes, and he walked straight into the players' tunnel.

Postecoglou confirmed after the game that the 22-year-old midfielder has a back injury. "Papu [Sal] felt something was wrong with his back, so we replaced him just in case." The Tottenham boss said: 'I don't think it's too much of a problem, I spoke to him later and he just felt some discomfort in his back.

While South Korean winger Son Heung-min has confirmed his return to play for Manchester United, Tottenham's slew of injuries has reminded Red Devils fans of what happened before the semi-final against Athletic Bilbao, with La Liga sides also suffering from major injuries. Top scorer Sanset, second scorer Nico Williams and his brother Iñaki were sidelined with injuries before Ruben Amorim's side won the tournament.

It would change the situation this season if United win the Europa League again after 2017, and despite a dismal record in the Premier League, the team will not only win a European Cup, but also play in next season's Champions League, which looks ideal. However, the club has decided that even if they win the Europa League, they will not arrange a trophy parade. The official reason given was to show respect for the more than 450 employees who lost their jobs this season.

According to The Sun, both the club and the players believe a celebration on the night of the win is enough, and they may then have a barbecue in Carrington. But if you cruise in Manchester, it will be a "tasteless" move. That's because the team is near the bottom of the Premier League this season and a large number of staff have been sacked, which is not a good backdrop to celebrate.

A source said: "The players really want to win the Europa League because they want to succeed at the end of a bad season. If they beat Tottenham, they celebrate on the pitch and in the dressing room and that's it. The club's hierarchy is concerned about the hundreds of former colleagues who have lost their jobs and they don't think the championship parade is the right thing to do."

Manchester United boss Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to be present at Bilbao's San Mamés Stadium to oversee the squad himself, and it is still undecided whether the Glazer family will come. Rajue sparked controversy when she did not watch Manchester United Women in the 3-0 FA Cup final at Wembley against Chelsea on Sunday. He also didn't watch the final last year but was present at United's home game against Arsenal and, along with the Glazer brothers, watched Ten Hag's side beat Manchester City in the final to win the FA Cup.

Manchester United have been drawn for the visitors in the Europa League final, so it has been announced that they will be wearing a red shirt, black shorts and black socks on Wednesday night, with the goalkeeper wearing an all-green shirt. Tottenham opted for the traditional white shirt, white shorts and white socks.