Manchester United suffered a 1-0 defeat against Tottenham in the Europa League, raising significant questions about their future. The loss could cost the club over £100 million in lost revenue, including Champions League prize money and gate receipts. They are also expected to face a second round of redundancies in their football department. Despite the financial challenges and ongoing losses, the club remains committed to backing head coach Ruben Amorim, who has promised to leave if the ownership or fans no longer want him. Amorim, however, faces pressure to deliver results as United have won just six league games in 29 matches this season. The club is planning a two-game tour of Asia following the season's conclusion, which may not be popular with the players.
Source: BBC Sports Football
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