Manchester United's defeat to Tottenham in the Europa League final has intensified scrutiny on the club, marking their lowest-ever Premier League finish and absence from Europe for the first time in 35 years. Despite a glimmer of hope for silverware and qualification for the Champions League, their performance in Bilbao fell short. Former United captain Roy Keane criticized the team for being consistently easy to beat, suggesting that their European presence had masked deeper issues within the squad. The loss reflects ongoing concerns about the club's trajectory and leadership under Ruben Amorim.
"They’ve been getting out of jail with European football, and it’s been covering the huge cracks at Man United. All season, they have been so easy to beat."
"Returning with silverware and a place in next year's Champions League certainly would have eased tensions. In truth, neither side stamped any sense of authority on the game."
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