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🔥 Man United to Step Up £100m Transfer Pursuit If Europa League Glory Secured

Manchester United are reportedly ready to ramp up their pursuit of a £100 million-rated Premier League talent—if they win the Europa League.

The Red Devils edged past Lyon in a dramatic 7-6 aggregate victory, with a thrilling 5-4 win at Old Trafford sealing their spot in the Europa League semi-finals. Despite the celebration, fans remain divided over the squad, with growing calls for two key players to be split up, and one potentially sold this summer.

United’s entire season now hinges on their Europa League campaign, as they languish in 14th place in the Premier League. Manager Ruben Amorim will lead his side into a high-stakes semi-final clash against Athletic Bilbao, with a potential all-English final against Tottenham on the horizon.

Winning the Europa League would not only deliver silverware but also secure Champions League football next season—a crucial boost for the club’s financial outlook and summer transfer plans.

According to ESPN, United are prepared to “step up their interest” in Southampton starlet Tyler Dibling if they qualify for the Champions League. The 18-year-old has been a standout performer this season, notching two goals in 28 league appearances, and impressing amid Southampton’s struggles.

However, Southampton are demanding a staggering £100 million, with several European heavyweights including Chelsea, Manchester City, Tottenham, Bayern Munich, and RB Leipzig also tracking the teenager.

This summer marks Amorim’s first full pre-season in charge, and the club is expected to be active in the market. Reinforcements in midfield are on the agenda regardless of European qualification, but priority targets in midfield and attack would take precedence if Champions League football isn’t secured.

Speaking after United’s wild win over Lyon, Amorim emphasized the team’s focus:

“We need to be really focused on the Europa League and take a risk with the kids in the league. Fans have to understand that.”

When asked if United truly believe they can win the tournament, he replied:

“Yes, you can see it in the stadium. We need luck with injuries. It’s going to be tough.
It is a special moment. We know we’re underperforming and deserve all the critics. But we still have time to make something special of this season.”