The Times reported that Manchester United will not hold a championship parade if they win the Europa League, but will only hold a barbecue party for the players and staff at the training ground.
Next Wednesday, the “Red Devils”, ranked 16th in the Premier League, will travel to Bilbao to play in the final against “Spurs”, ranked 17th, with the winner receiving a ticket to the Champions League.
A source earlier this week predicted that Spurs will hold a celebration parade in London if they unlock the club’s first championship since the League Cup in 2008.
However, Manchester United have no plans to do so, wanting to celebrate “low-key” at the Carrington training center, with only the players, staff and their families in attendance.
The barbecue party if the Manchester giants win the championship will be held the day after the final, after which they will return to play their last Premier League game at home to Aston Villa.
After the game with Villa, Ruben Amorim’s team did not have much time to celebrate. Because they have to travel to Asia immediately, prepare to meet the ASEAN All-Stars in Malaysia on May 28.
In 2017, Jose Mourinho led Manchester United to win both the Europa League and the Carabao Cup, but there was no parade either.
The last time Manchester United celebrated on an open-top bus was in 2013, when they won the Premier League title in Sir Alex Ferguson’s final season.
