As the countdown to the Europa League final enters its final week, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim had an in-depth conversation about the team's form, injury recovery and behind-the-scenes support in his pre-match press conference.

Amorim mentioned the team's condition and said frankly: "Every time we enter the preparation stage of the Europa League, you can clearly feel the different state of the players. The excitement is from the heart. Although we have experienced too many losses in the league and the overall environment is also difficult, this team will stand out in the final. We know this."

In addition to the mental level, the team's injuries are also the focus of attention. Several defenders have missed recent training, including Rene Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt and Eden Helven. Amorim revealed that these players may not be able to catch up with the Premier League match against Chelsea, but there is still a possibility of catching up with the final.

"We will do our best to get them back. This is the final and everyone is eager to participate." In addition, Diogo Dalot is also recovering as much as possible, but Amorim stressed that he is unwilling to take risks using unrecovered players: "We can't sacrifice the health of a player for a game, especially when he is already injured."

Amorim also personally paid for the families of some of the club's employees to go to the final. Amorim said: "In the current context of team reconstruction and frequent personnel changes, it is difficult for the club to take care of the families of every staff member."

"But for me, doing a little to allow them to spend time with their families won't change my life, but it may make them more dedicated and determined supporters. Later, when the players found out, they reacted in the same way. Everyone hoped that the staff and their families could be present."