
Where are they now? Man Utd’s XI that lost the 2021 Europa League final
United’s squad has changed massively since their last Europa League final appearance four years ago.
United’s squad has changed massively since their last Europa League final appearance four years ago.
Zinedine Zidane retired from professional football in the summer of 2006 and we can’t believe that two of his former teammates are still playing today in 2025.
Stars from Bayern Munich, Liverpool and Real Madrid are among the one-club men set to leave their side in the summer of 2025.
When the time came for Eden Hazard to wave goodbye to Lille, his club legend status had long been secured. Needless to say, he wasn’t going out with a whimper.
Xabi Alonso is set to return to Real Madrid as their new first-team coach, taking over from the departing Carlo Ancelotti.
Former Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and Real Madrid stars all make this illustrious list.
Yamal is yet to celebrate his 18th birthday and already has five major trophies for club and country.
Van Gaal’s reign at United wasn’t the most fondly remembered, but he did blood lots of youngsters.
This year has seen several sides across Europe – and one notable player – break long trophy droughts.
Ronaldo didn’t make the cut in Nani’s XI and will retaliate by removing him from his Christmas card list.
Mikel Arteta’s Gunners only lost once against the Premier League’s best sides. It doesn’t take a genius to work out where the title was won and lost.
Even if the Barcelona wonderkid doesn’t claim it this year, he still has plenty of time on his side to break the record.
Everton departing Goodison Park after over 130 years is the latest tear-jerker, with the ground set to be downsized before becoming the home of the club’s women’s team.
Both players boast elite scoring numbers in the regular season, but they’ve each struggled to make much of an impact when silverware is on the line.
Guardiola’s record in major finals was absolutely imperious for the first decade of his managerial career. But things have changed in recent years…
Neymar’s deal with Santos expires next month. Could he end up at the Club World Cup after all?
Big names from Europe, Africa and South America could miss the finals next summer.
Just look at the state of this list and tell us Ancelotti hasn’t won the lottery of life. Look at it.
A very, very exclusive club of players can claim to have completed football with every major honour.
Manchester United have managed just one win against fellow ‘big six’ opposition in the Premier League this season. Spurs up next.
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The 17-year-old already has as many Spanish titles as Real Madrid’s all-time top goalscorer. It’s a funny old game.
The race remains wide open. Mohamed Salah still has hope, while Yamal’s claim looks stronger by the week.
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