Amorin: Manchester United has to dig into making money without European games, and it is reasonable to play in a friendly match in the middle of the week

Hupu October 4th Before the game against Sunderland, Manchester United coach Amorin was asked about the team's friendly match arrangements in the embargo section.

Because Manchester United was eliminated in the League Cup early and lacked European matches, the Red Devils did not have mid-week matches from now until December.

West Ham United and Wolves at Old Trafford Stadium are currently scheduled for Wednesday, December 3 and Tuesday, December 30, respectively.

In the first three months of 2026, Manchester United still needs to play against Burnley, Newcastle and other teams in the middle of the week, but in addition to these specific weekly and international match days, Manchester United does have plenty of time in the middle of the week.

"We have to do this, we have to seize opportunities to grow our revenue. We know this when we miss the European war qualifications, and there are a lot to consider," he said.

"We have fans and we have budgets. We have to make up a lot of losses.

We have to do this, so we will do this. We want to be with fans around the world, so we will work together to do this. If we have to do this, we have to manage to find the right venue."

The Red Devils played the U.S. Tour in the summer, and two months ago they just finished the 2024-25 season and had a historic playoff trip in Malaysia and Hong Kong.