It costs money to win the Europa League? Manchester United may spend 30 million more for this victory

Manchester United is about to play in the Europa League final, and their opponent is Tottenham Hotspur. If you win, you will not only have a championship, but you can also directly qualify for the Champions League next season, which seems to be a life-saving straw.

But you may not have imagined that Manchester United will "pay" £30 million in this victory.

According to the Daily Telegraph, if Manchester United wins the championship, the team will trigger a large wave of salary terms and bonus agreements: the players' overall salary increase is 25%, with a total of more than 30 million

The prize pool of 1 million

coach Amorin also has a considerable winning bonus (but the amount has not been announced)

The most exaggerated one is Casemiro - if Manchester United enters the Champions League next season, his weekly salary will surge to 500,000 pounds, tying Ronaldo's maximum salary when he was in the team.

Winning without saving money, is it a "lose money and gain publicity"?

is not exactly. Entering the Champions League means more sponsorship, exposure and business resources, not to mention that the potential transfer budget may also be greatly improved.

But this also reveals a problem: Manchester United's lineup structure and contract structure are too bloated, and it will cost tens of millions to win more games, which is hard to say is "healthy operation".

What's more interesting is that Amorin himself also said:

"If you don't enter the Champions League, it may be more conducive to our reconstruction."

This sounds a bit harsh, but it may be the truth.

Summary of one sentence:

This Europa League is worthy of victory, but the "price" behind it is not light. Manchester United, are you really ready?