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Man Utd already have celebration plans ahead of Tottenham Europa League final

Manchester United will face Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final on May 21 at the Estadio de San Mames in Bilbao.
United's congested schedule and recent domestic struggles, including a 16th-place league standing, have led the club to plan a low-key celebration instead of an open-top parade.
The club intends to host a barbecue at its Carrington training ground for players, staff, and families shortly after the final, before their last league game and an Asia post-season tour.
Winning the final would earn United their first trophy since 2008, a £13 million prize, and Champions League qualification despite their poor domestic campaign.
The planned subdued celebration reflects logistical challenges and the club’s current situation, signaling a modest response compared to past major title wins.

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