Manchester United lost its Champions League qualification and its market value plummeted, and its summer window recruitment plan shrank

Manchester United lost in the UEFA Cup final a few days ago and lost the last straw of this season. After "the four major players are empty" this season, they also lost a UEFA Champions League place worth 100 million pounds next season. They can't even make the European game next season, which makes Manchester United's financial problems worse. After Manchester United lost, it was reported that Manchester United's market value plummeted and evaporated by 160 million pounds, which directly affected the rebuilding plan of signing buyers this summer. He had to give up the original goal and switch to Plan B at a cheaper price. Moreover, all Manchester United players will be listed for sale now, and if there is a suitable price, they will be released!

After Manchester United failed to win the UEFA Cup, next season will be the first time that it has missed any club European tournament since the 2014/15 season. According to the Financial Times, Manchester United's stock price plummeted 7% after losing the UEFA Cup, and its market value immediately evaporated by 160 million pounds. For Manchester United, a "red devil" who has lost a total of 370 million pounds in the past five years, it will make Manchester United's serious financial rebate problem even worse, and fiscal policy will only strengthen tightening.

Head coach Amorim confirmed after the game that Manchester United's buying plan in the summer will also change: "We have two transfer plans (playing in the Champions League and not having European games). We must understand how difficult it will be for Manchester United to fail to play in the Champions League." Manchester United had negotiated Wolves striker Cunha before the final. It is expected that losing the Champions League qualification will not affect Cunha's decision, but most of the transfer fee of £62.5 million will consume Manchester United's summer window transfer fee.

According to the report of the local British media "The Sun", Manchester United originally planned to sign the striker again, with the targets of Yorke, Cesco and Drapp, but the transfer fees of the first two have exceeded Manchester United's budget. Drapp himself also intends to go to a team that qualifies for European games, so Manchester United will switch to a more accessible Plan B (Plan B), with the goal including three Italian strikers Mateo Retge (Atlanta).

Manchester United now has a significant reduction in buying plans, in addition to the sharp shrinkage of its buyers, Manchester United has also decided to consider other clubs' quotes for all players. As long as the price is reasonable, all players, including Bruno Fernandez, can be sold and cashed out in exchange for funds to speed up the reconstruction of the lineup. Rashford, Sancho, Anthony and other loan players will be sold off, and Garnacho, who has had a quarrel with Amorim recently, has a great chance of being kicked out and cashing out.