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Manchester United Football Club – 2024/25 Premier League – Europa League

After an 8th-place finish in the Premier League last season, Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United will want to seal their return to the top four this 2024/25 season. They are looking to qualify for the UEFA Champions League, whilst also challenging for silverware in the FA Cup, and the UEFA Europa League. The Red Devils will know they can do so with the quality available to them in their squad.

Erik Ten Hag took over the Old Trafford hot seat on 23rd May 2022. However, the Dutchman was dismissed in October 2024, being replaced temporarily by Interim Head Coach Ruud van Nistelrooy before the Red Devils appointed Ruben Amorim as his permanent successor at the Theatre Of Dreams on 1st November 2024.

Amorim officially took charge on 11th November. He left Portuguese Giants Sporting CP, with whom he enjoyed great success as Head Coach since being appointed by the club back in 2020. In his four years in Lisbon, Amorim led Sporting to two Primeira Liga titles (2020/21 & 2023/24) and two Taca da Liga titles (Portuguese Cup) in 2020/21 and 2021/22, whilst being runners-up in the Final in the 2022/23 season.

In a bid to earn more than the 60 points they accumulated last term, United are looking to get the best out of players of the calibre of Rasmus Højlund, Mason Mount, Andre Onana, Alejandro Garnacho, Kobbie Mainoo, and Marcus Rashford to enhance their chances of improving on last season.

Manchester United FC have welcomed fans back to Old Trafford Stadium to witness the Red Devils’ home games for the Premier League 2024/25 season with some amazing hospitality at Manchester United.

Man United was disappointed to finish in 8th place last term, and they will look to finish 2024/25 higher in the Premier League table. They were unlucky not to finish higher, losing out on the 7th goal difference, finishing 3 points behind 6th-place Chelsea and 6 points behind 5th-place Spurs.

United finished 8th in the Premier League on 60 points, just behind 7th-place Newcastle on goal difference. They finished just 3 points adrift of Chelsea in 6th and six points adrift of Spurs in 5th place. Of the 38 matches played in the Premier League last season, the Red Devils won 18 of them, drawing six times, and losing on 14 occasions.

Unfortunately, United were knocked out early on in the UEFA Champions League, but silverware arrived at Old Trafford in the form of the 2024 FA Cup. They were 2 – 1 winners in the Final under the arch at Wembley Stadium thanks to goals from Alejandro Garnacho (30’) and England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo (39’). This sealed them a place in the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League competition. It was an excellent achievement for the club.

During former boss Ten Hag’s first transfer window in charge, Rasmus Højlund, Mason Mount, and Andre Onana joined the Old Trafford club. All of them, alongside all new signings in the 2024/25 season, will be looking to lead United into a season they hope will see them seal a return to the UEFA Champions League under new boss Ruben Amorim.

Manchester United picked up some significant results last season, including a 3 – 2 victory against Newcastle United, a 2 – 2 draw against Liverpool, a 2 – 1 win over Aston Villa, an emphatic 3 – 0 victory against West Ham United, and a 2 – 1 win against Chelsea at Old Trafford.

Manchester United Key Fixtures

Key dates for the Red Devils in the 2024/25 Premier League season include:

Final Day: Aston Villa (H) – Sunday 25^th May 2025.

Manchester United Transfers:

Manchester United made a number of signings in the 2024 Summer Transfer Window. The first was Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee, who joined from Italian Serie A side Bologna for a rumoured fee of €42.5 million (£35.87 million). After that, 18-year-old French central defender Leny Yoro also joined the Red Devils, this time from Ligue 1 Club LOSC Lille for a fee of €62 million (£52.3 million).

Two Bayern Munich players made the move in the 2024 Summer Transfer Window. Dutch central defender, formerly of Ajax made the move to United for a reported fee of £43 million. Meanwhile, right back Noussair Mazraoui joined from the Bavarian Giants for a fee that was reported to be £17 million.

In the 2025 January Transfer Window, Ruben Amorim and Manchester United confirmed two signings. They signed 18 year old English central midfielder Ayden Heaven from Premier League rivals Arsenal for a reported transfer fee of just over £1 million, whilst it was reported that their second signing, Danish left back Patrick Dorgu had joined from Italian Serie A Club Lecce for a rumoured fee of £25 million.

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Key Results in the 2024/25 Campaign (To Date):

Southampton 0 – 3 Manchester United (Saturday 14th September 2024), Goal scorer(s): Matthijs De Ligt (35′), Marcus Rashford (41′), and Alejandro Garnacho (90+6′) – Premier League.

Manchester United 2 – 1 Brentford (Saturday 19th October 2024), Goal scorers: Alejandro Garnacho (47′) & Rasmus Hojlund (62′); Ethan Pinnock (45+5′) – Premier League.

Manchester United 5 – 2 Leicester City (Wednesday 30th October 2024), Goal scorer(s): Casemiro (15′, 39′), Alejandro Garnacho (28′), & Bruno Fernandes (36′, 59′); Bilal El Khannouss (33′) & Conor Coady (45+3′) – Carabao Cup.

Manchester United 2 – 0 PAOK (Thursday 7th November 2024), Goal scorer(s): Amad Diallo (50′, 77′) – UEFA Europa League.

Manchester United 4 – 0 Everton (Sunday 1st December 2024), Goal scorer(s): Marcus Rashford (34′, 46′) & Joshua Zirkzee (41′, 64′) – Premier League.

Viktoria Plzen 1 – 2 Manchester United (Thursday 12th December 2024), Goal scorer(s): Matej Vydra (48′); Rasmus Hojlund (62′, 88′) – UEFA Europa League.

Manchester City 1 – 2 Manchester United (Sunday 15th December 2024), Goal scorer(s): Josko Gvardiol (36′); Bruno Fernandes (88′ – Penalty) & Amad Diallo (90′) – Premier League.

Manchester United 3 – 1 Southampton (Thursday 16th January 2025), Goal scorer(s): Amad Diallo (82′, 90′, 90+4′); Manuel Ugarte (OG – 43′) – Premier League.

Steaua Bucharest 0 – 2 Manchester United (Thursday 30th January 2025), Goal scorer(s): Diogo Dalot (60′) & Kobbie Mainoo (68′) – UEFA Europa League.

Manchester United 4 – 1 Real Sociedad (Thursday 13th March 2025), Goal scorer(s): Bruno Fernandes (16′ – Penalty, 50′ – Penalty, 87′ & Diogo Dalot (90+1′) – UEFA Europa League.

Leicester City 0 – 3 Manchester United (Sunday 16th March 2025), Goal scorer(s): Rasmus Højlund (28′), Alejandro Garnacho (67′), & Bruno Fernandes (90′) – Premier League.

Manchester United 5 – 4 Lyon (Thursday 17th April 2025), Goal scorer(s): Manuel Ugarte (10′), Diogo Dalot (45+1′), Bruno Fernandes (114′ – Penalty), Kobbie Mainoo (120′), & Harry Maguire (120+1′); Corentin Tolisso (71′), Nicolas Tagliafico (77′), Rayan Cherki (104′), & Alexandre Lacazette (109′ – Penalty) – UEFA Europa League.

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Enjoy a spectacular matchday experience at The Old Trafford Stadium with high-quality Man United tickets and hospitality provided by Eventmasters. Manchester United will surely be the team to watch this Premier League season, promising you ultimate live-action football magic.

Stadium Information

Name :

The Old Trafford Stadium

Capacity :

76,000

Address :

Sir Matt Busby Way, Manchester M16 0RA

Description :

With a capacity of 76,000 seats, The Old Trafford Stadium is known as the second-largest football stadium in the United Kingdom (and the eleventh in Europe).  The stadium holds its name as Old Trafford was a crossing point over the River Irwell back in ancient times. However, due to the stadium being close to Trafford Park industrial estate, it was targeted during the air raids. The damage was so immeasurable that it took eight whole years to rebuild the stadium.

Manchester United History :

Manchester United was first formed back in 1878 under the name of ‘Newton Heath LYR’ (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway). Until the club name changed in 1902 to ‘Manchester United’, the club adopted this name when Captain Harry Stafford found four local businessmen who were each willing to invest £500 each into the club. Captain Harry Stafford decided to mark this fresh start by naming the club ‘ Manchester United ‘due to the four men joining together.

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