Compared to Tottenham...Manchester United employees can't see the UEL final because they don't have tickets?
May 11, 2025
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The British daily Daily Mail reported on the 11th (Korea time) that Manchester United will hold a screen screening in Manchester instead of providing employees with tickets to the finals. The UEFA has allocated 15,000 tickets to the final to Manchester United and Tottenham. Tottenham has allocated one ticket to each of its 700 employees for the final, but 900 Manchester United employees will reportedly not receive such benefits. The Daily Mail added that during the previous three European Champions League finals, Manchester United had provided their employees with tickets and air-accommodation, adding that Manchester United, which had been carrying out staff cuts since Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos took over the club, thought it would be better for tickets to be given to fans than employees in this final. Manchester United will offer free drinks to regular employees at the final screening, but will be paid for by regular participants.
This is not the first time Manchester United has pushed for a final screening. Manchester United, which was allocated 10,000 tickets during the 2017 Europa League final, was scheduled to hold a screening in Manchester but was canceled by the Manchester Arena terrorist attack.
Unlike Manchester United, it is unclear whether Tottenham employees, who have been assigned tickets to the final, will be able to succeed in intuition on the actual site. This is because only admission tickets are allocated to the end, and tickets and accommodation fees for travel to Bilbao are not provided. The Daily Mail said it was unclear how much Tottenham employees who were allocated tickets to the finals would benefit, with accommodation costs expected to reach thousands of pounds in Bilbao.
Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain-Inter Milan staff, who will face off in the European Champions League final in Munich, Germany, are expected to enjoy intuitive benefits. The Daily Mail wrote 'PSG will provide all of its employees with tickets and travel expenses for the finals, and plans to provide tickets to Inter Milan employees as well.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
