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'Rock bottom' - 'Abject' Man Utd warned of becoming new Ferrari as Ruben Amorim is sent brutal message over Red Devils job after Europa League final defeat

<p>United lost the Europa League final to Tottenham on Wednesday night, failing to secure Champions League football or a trophy. This defeat has led to widespread criticism of the club's performance and direction, with concerns raised about their financial situation and ability to compete at the highest level. The result also means a significant financial blow for the Red Devils, impacting their summer transfer plans.</p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>The Europa League defeat caps off another disappointing season for United, extending their trophy drought and highlighting deeper issues within the club. Years of poor recruitment, mismanagement and a lack of clear direction have eroded the club's standing in the football world. The failure to qualify for the Champions League further exacerbates these problems, hindering their ability to attract top talent and generate crucial revenue needed to comply with Profit and Sustainability Regulations (PSR).</p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>Speaking on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijos7-_2fno" target="_self">talkSPORT</a>, Former Crystal Palace owner Jordan said: "We're seeing an erosion and if it keeps going for another ten years, you're going to see the analogy that I made of Manchester City being Red Bull and Manchester United being Ferrari, being eroded because the next generation of fans are light upon winners and United are not winners.</p><p>"I think we just saw United hit the bottom. You cannot make a case for Manchester United to be finishing 16th in the Premier League, two places above the relegation spot and putting out a performance. United were abject and they've lost the final in such an abject manner with so much riding on it, so many opportunities to change the direction of travel.</p><p>"I think you've just witnessed the United beast hit the bottom and then that's when you start to bounce and I think you'll see a bounce. Now, what that bounce looks like, it might mean that United finish tenth next season and not 17th."</p>

WHAT JORDAN SAID

<p>United face a crucial summer as they look to rebuild their squad and address the issues that have plagued them in recent years. Amorim will be tasked with making significant changes, potentially offloading underperforming players and bringing in new talent. The club will need to be more strategic in their transfer dealings and find solutions to comply with PSR. While Jordan predicts a "bounce" after hitting rock bottom, the scale of that improvement remains to be seen, with a top-half finish potentially representing a significant improvement.</p>

WHAT NEXT FOR MAN UTD?

'Rock bottom' - 'Abject' Man Utd warned of becoming new Ferrari as Ruben Amorim is sent brutal message over Red Devils job after Europa League final defeat | Goal.com

Simon Jordan sends Man Utd manager Ruben Amorim a warning after the Europa League final defeat to Tottenham.

&apos;Rock bottom&apos; - &apos;Abject&apos; Man Utd warned of becoming new Ferrari as Ruben Amorim is sent brutal message over Red Devils job after Europa League final defeat