Leny Yoro, a defender for Manchester United, is eager for his team to overcome their previous Europa League final loss to Tottenham. United are on a four-game unbeaten streak, winning three of those matches.
A victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium would temporarily elevate them to second place in the league standings.
The upcoming match marks the first encounter between these teams since Tottenham's 1-0 victory in the Europa League final. Yoro has urged his teammates to deliver a different outcome this time. "Everyone knows what happened in the final, so I think this game can be a good game for us to prove that maybe the final (could have had) another result," he stated.
United's recent form has been promising, and they aim to maintain their momentum against Tottenham. The match is crucial for their aspirations to remain near the top of the league table. "This game against Tottenham will be important for us. to be (around) the top of the league," Yoro expressed.
Last season was challenging for United as they finished 15th, their lowest position since 1989-90, and gathered the fewest points since their relegation in 1973-74. Despite these setbacks, Yoro remains hopeful about the club's future prospects.
Yoro joined Manchester United in 2024 after being linked with Real Madrid. Despite last season's disappointments, he remains optimistic about his decision and the club's direction. "I never had this feeling of regret," he mentioned, emphasizing unity and focus within the team.
The young defender stresses the importance of maintaining a positive atmosphere at the club. "We don't want any bad things in the team," he said. "Speak with everyone, have a good relation. We cannot build something with bad energy or bad atmosphere or bad characters. "
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Aiming for European Football
Yoro is determined to help Manchester United return to European competitions next season. He believes playing in Europe is essential for a club like United. "When you're in Manchester United, you need to play in Europe," he asserted.
The desire to compete at a European level is shared by everyone at the club this year. Achieving this goal is seen as vital by both players and management alike.
