Gary Neville reveals why the Europa League final makes him ‘a little sick’, while Man United and Tottenham are preparing to combat it in Bilbao

Gary Neville has admitted that the Europa League final ‘makes his stomach’ while Man United is preparing to compete against Tottenham.

The Red Devils are confronted with Spurs in the Estadio de San Mames on Wednesday evening, while both parties want to save their gloomy campaign with a piece of silverware.

For United Baas Ruben Amorim, the competition offers the chance of a trophy in his debut campaign – despite the domestic struggles he has endured.

While the Spursbaas for Ange Postecoglou will make his promise to win a trophy in the second season – which sometimes seemed unlikely.

Now, prior to the competition, the former man United star Neville has weighed the competition and claimed that he feels ‘a bit sick’ about all this.

Spend against AthleticsNeville said: ‘That game makes my stomach with his interest to both clubs.

Tottenham takes on Manchester United in the final on Wednesday evening in Bilbao

‘Not only from a specifications perspective, not only from the perspective of a manager, but also from a financial perspective; What gives both clubs in terms of attracting players and the money it will put in the clubs. It makes me a bit sick. ‘

Prior to the competition, United boss Amorim received a triple boost when their first-team star returned to the first team training on Tuesday.

Joshua Zirkzee, Leny Yoro and Diogo Dalot were all depicted in the session that were great fitness doubts for the final.

Dalot has been absent since the defeat of United by Wolves last month after collecting a calf problem.

The defender has been an important player for United since Amorim arrived, with left or right wing back.

Initially it had been touch and it went as if he would return before the season ended after Amorim said: “There is that possibility, but I don’t know, we will check week after week, because he works very hard, he can recover very well, so we’ll see.

Both parties will want to save their respective campaigns with a piece of silverware

Diogo Dalot (above), Joshua Zirkzee and Leny Yoro were all back on training on Tuesday morning

“He has a problem with his muscle in his calf. He had a series of games, he always played.

“We have tried to manage it, but some players have to play a lot of minutes and we have to protect those we think they are not ready to deal with, but Dalot felt something.”

Earlier this month, Amorim, however, offered a more positive update about Dalot, which played 51 times in all competitions in 2024-25.

“Dalot does everything to recover, and I think they will now push to be available,” Amorim added.