Manchester United may secure a spot in the Champions League next season, even if they end up in sixth place, as reported by talkSPORT. This possibility arises from a UEFA regulation alteration.
If West Ham were to triumph in the Europa League and secure fifth place, Manchester United would qualify for the Champions League should they finish sixth.
Currently, the Red Devils find themselves 11 points behind both Tottenham Hotspur, in fourth place, and Aston Villa, in fifth.
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Having faced a winless streak in their last three league matches, Manchester United’s hopes of finishing in the top four seem to be diminishing with just seven games remaining.
Nevertheless, there remains a glimmer of hope for Erik ten Hag’s side to clinch a miraculous Champions League qualification.
With England anticipated to secure an additional spot in the next edition of the Champions League, and due to the competition’s expansion, two leagues will be granted an extra place in Europe’s premier club tournament.