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Europa League Result May Influence Liam Delap Transfer Battle

The Europa League final could play a huge role in shaping a big summer transfer for Manchester United and Chelsea involving Liam Delap.

Champions League Spot Could Seal United’s Summer Plans

Manchester United will be giving their all for a victory in the Europa League final tonight. And it’s certainly more than just about the trophy. Victory would guarantee them a Champions League spot for next season, which could heavily impact their transfer strategy.

Reports suggest that this game may influence the future of Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap. He is being closely watched by both United and Chelsea. The Blues are also hunting for the European qualification. It is now more likely that whichever club qualifies for the UCL, Delap would sign for that club.

The young English forward is seen as one of the best young strikers in the country. The two clubs see him as an integral part of the future. Utd are hoping to secure European football as it will help in getting ahead in the race to sign him.

Liam Delap in Demand, But Utd Have Backup Plans

While Delap is a top target, Utd aren’t putting all their eggs in one basket. ESPN notes that the Red Devils are also eyeing players like Viktor Gyokeres as backup options. Still, a win tonight and the prestige of Champions League football could help them attract big signings across the board.

Delap, just 22, would likely be a regular starter at either Old Trafford or Stamford Bridge. However, with both clubs in transitional phases, his final choice may come down to where he sees a clearer path for growth. Chelsea are slightly ahead in their rebuild. But, their constant changes in managers and players might make United look more stable. For now, the Europa League final holds the key to who might win this summer’s transfer tug-of-war.

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