Mourinho: The final loss has a huge impact on Manchester United, and Tottenham plays in the Champions League is even better news for Levi

British media Sky Sports reported that Fenerbahce's coach Mourinho commented on two old clubs. Mourinho said that the UEFA Cup defeat had a huge impact on Manchester United. When he saw Son Heung-min crying with the trophy in his arms, he also had a special feeling.

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In this year's Europa League final, Tottenham, ranked 17th in the Premier League, defeated Manchester United 1-0. The victory ended the 17-year championship drought in Tottenham's history, and also increased the team's revenue by nearly 100 million. For losers Manchester United, this means they have created the worst league record in 51 years in team history, and they also missed the European game. Some key players must be sold in the summer to ensure fiscal balance.

In an interview with Sky Sports, Mourinho, who has coached both Manchester United and Tottenham, also talked about his views on the UEFA Cup final. Mourinho said: "The impact of winning the championship is obvious. Tottenham can play in the Champions League, of course, the benefits for Levi are more obvious. Because the Champions League can bring him tens of millions of income, it is the best news for him."

"For Tottenham fans, players and Postkoglu, this is a real championship title. Yes, this final is not exciting, but they have made history for Tottenham because the team has not won the championship for many years. Personally, this loss has a huge impact on Manchester United, because Manchester United has been fighting in the European war for many years, but they have no need to play next season. However, Manchester United clubs are now very supportive of Amorin and are willing to give him time." Mourinho said.

Mourinho continued: "I love Manchester United, and I have a good relationship with Amorin. But on the other side, I saw Son Heung-min crying with the UEFA Cup. From the perspective of Tottenham fans, this is also a special feeling." Mourinho led Fenerbahce to no championship trophy this season, and his trends in the summer are also confusing.