Manchester United have been linked with several players ahead of the summer transfer window.
However, they risk missing out on some targets if they fail to secure Champions League qualification.
Read on as we look at five realistic transfer targets if United miss out on the Europa League title.
Matheus Cunha
The Wolverhampton Wanderers forward is United’s first choice for the number ten position. He has bagged 15 goals and six assists in the Premier League this season.
Cunha wants to join the club, and talks are already advanced despite Arsenal’s interest in him. He could be United’s first signing of the summer.
Liam Delap
The Ipswich Town striker is one of United’s priority targets and would love to join the Red Devils.
Champions League qualification could determine his next destination, but he could move to Old Trafford even if United do not qualify for the competition.
His previous relationship with technical director Jason Wilcox could be pivotal. Wilcox enabled his move to Manchester City from Derby County.
Senne Lammens
Man United have been tipped to make a move for the Belgian goalkeeper this summer.
Lammens has been one of the standout goalies in the Belgian Pro League this term. He ranks first for saves per game and second for goals prevented in the division.
The 22-year-old would be tempted to move to Old Trafford regardless of the outcome of the Europa League final.
Oumar Solet
The Udinese centre-back is among the rising stars in the Italian top-flight and has been linked with various clubs, including United.
He is a perfect fit for Man United having played in a three-man defence at Udinese, and his £21 million release clause makes him affordable.
However, he was recently charged with sexual assault. This could impede a move to Old Trafford if he is found guilty.
Morten Hjulmand
Manager Ruben Amorim appreciates the Danish midfielder, having worked with him at Sporting CP.
United face competition from Arsenal for his signing, but he could be tempted to move to Old Trafford due to his relationship with Amorim.
Stats from transfermarkt.com.