Mohamed Salah Rubs Salt in Manchester United's Wounds with Sensational Post After Tottenham Lift Europa League Title

Manchester United suffered an excruciating loss to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final on Wednesday at the San Mames. While both teams had a horrible domestic season, they still went on to reach the final of a European competition. Hence, in either case, the result of this game would have decided whether their season would be called a failure or a success. As the Spurs emerged victorious, they claimed their third European trophy and received the advantages that came with it. They have now qualified for next year's UEFA Champions League, and also secured a whopping prize money, which will be utilized for the betterment of the club.

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Mohamed Salah Rubs Salt in the Wounds of United

It was the outcome that was manifested by the Tottenham manager, Ange Postecoglou, when he claimed that, "I always win things in my second year". It was a brave statement, but he walked the talk.

Following the culmination of the match, social media was abuzz with the 1-0 result in favour of the Spurs, and the space was inundated with reactions. Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah also entered the mix and delivered a post, giving further acknowledgement to the quote disseminated by Postecoglou.

Salah wrote: "He did say he’d win in his second season. Congratulations!"

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What's Next for Manchester United?

Manchester United, on the other hand, were left with disappointment. Having gone trophyless and certain to finish near the relegation zone, the 2024-25 season can be hailed as one of the worst in the rich history of the club. Normally, a season like this leaves a manager sacked, but considering the situation at the club, where Amorim wasn't given the leeway to make his signings after arriving and had to play the worn-out squad left by Erik ten Hag, an exception can be made on this occasion. However, Amorim is willing to accept his fate in case the club decides that his time is up.

While it is a new low for United, trusting the manager and giving him at least one full season, along with the liberty to make signings, could be the first step on the journey of miles.