Manchester United (MU) coach Ruben Amorim said winning the Europa League would not immediately solve the club's problems, but the final match is still important for MU.In recent years, MU has struggled to compete with other top teams both domestically and in Europe. This season, the Red Devils have even had one of their worst seasons in the Premier League after slumping to 16th place in the standings with one match remaining."Maybe people will see our team in a different way because winning the European title is very important. It will help us to finish the season well. But nothing will change our season. The players know that, the staff know that, the fans know that, everyone knows that," Amorim told TNT Sports on Wednesday.MU will face Tottenham Hotspur in the 2024/25 Europa League final which will be held at San Mames, Bilbao on Thursday (22/5) early morning WIB.Amorim said winning the Europa League title would not solve MU's problems, which he considered more complex to be solved simply with a championship title."There are a lot of things we have to change at our club; the way we do things at Carrington, the recruitment, the academy, I think we have to improve. It's difficult to point to one problem and it's not going to be solved by winning trophies. "There are bigger things we have to address to get this club back to the top. Tomorrow is important for us, our fans. The feeling of being champions can help us to have the strength to do the work we have to do," he explained.
