British media: Tottenham provides employees with free Europa League final tickets, while Manchester United does not

According to the Times, Tottenham, Paris and Inter Milan all provide free tickets to their respective employees for the European finals, but only Manchester United will not do so.

In order to save operating costs, Manchester United has recently conducted two rounds of layoffs, and will still lay off about 450 employees in the future. Other funding measures include the cancellation of Christmas parties, etc.

It is reported that in this Europa League final, Manchester United employees will get a very small number of tickets through draw lots, and most other employees will not receive a club ticket, but Manchester United will hold a viewing event for them in Manchester. Each employee can bring one relative and friend. The employee himself can get a free drink, but the employee's relative and friend must pay for it at his own expense.

In contrast, Tottenham will provide free Europa League final tickets to each employee, with about 700 beneficiaries; Paris will provide 600 employees with UEFA Champions League final tickets and travel expenses; Inter Milan will also provide free UEFA Champions League final tickets to its employees.

Therefore, Manchester United's approach has caused dissatisfaction among some employees of the club. You should know that Manchester United has participated in the Champions League final three times before, and has paid for employees tickets, air tickets, and catering. Accommodation and other fees. Manchester United currently has about 900 employees.