How should Dream Team bosses approach the most important Europa League final?

The final of 2025 Europa League is peppered with fascinating stories.

Tottenham and Manchester United will compete for the second most prestigious trophy of the continent in Bilbao next Wednesday and the effort is Sky High.

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Both teams have passed miserable domestic campaigns with Spurs currently 17th in the Premier League table and the Red Devils only one point better in the 16th.

The winners of the Europa League will save their season, while the losers will be forced to think about a disastrous year that can have significant consequences.

Then there is the dream team corner.

Despite their persistently lower misery, both Spurs and Man United have yielded many points throughout the season, with their European adventures being an important contributing factor.

Only two game week will continue to exist before the fat lady sings and with competitions at a premium, most of the managers involved will be looking for the Europa League final as a source of precious points.

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Ange Postecoglou and the sides of Ruben Amorim are two of only four teams set to draw double duty in Gameweek 36 and there is therefore every chance that the events in Bilbao will form the Mini Competitionier classification worldwide.

Gameweek 36 Double Headers

• Tottenham vs Aston Villa (A) & Man United (s)
• Manchester United vs Chelsea (A) & Spurs (N)
• Crystal Palace vs Man City (N) & Wolves (H)
• Manchester City vs Crystal Palace (N) & Bournemouth (H)

In the first place, Bruno Fernandes (£ 7 million) must currently be considered a must-have Activum in time.

The Portuguese playmaker achieved 425 points this season via 19 goals and 19 assists.

Only Mohamed Salah (£ 6.8 million) is above Fernandes in the general ranking, but the captain of United is in its own competition under midfielders, a 106 point lead on his nearest rival, Bryan Mbeumo (£ 4.6 million).

There is a chance that the 30-year-old Friday evening will be equipped in Stamford Bridge, but he must still be considered a top objective for Gameweek 36, since he is on average eight points per match in 2024/25.

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Deciding on another viable man of the man is far from simple.

Alejandro Garnacho (£ 3.5 million) is in 11th place under Dream Team -mid -fellowers with 269 points to his name, but the young Argentinian winger is unpredictable.

It is possible that Noussair Mazraoui (£ 3 million) is the man who accompanies Fernandes for Gaffers who think the Europa League final will go the way of the Northern people.

Betting on a clean slate for both sides is loaded with danger, but the Moroccan defender has a bait in his sleeve in his immense tackel capacity.

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This season, Mazraoui made 166 tackles in all competitions, comfortably the highest count among all players – only two other players have registered more than 120.

This defensive effort has enabled him to collect 226 points, despite the defensive weaknesses of United, enough to place him eighth in the ranking among players in his position.

In terms of spurs options, Pedro Porro (£ 5.4 million) earns the honor for his huge count of 287 points, because Trent Alexander-Arnold (£ 5.4 million) is the only defender who has a superior total after 35 game week.

The Spaniard has four goals and ten assists of right back contributed this period.

He also earned 51 bonus points, so that he makes a joint leader in the metric together with Youri Tielemans (£ 4.5 million).

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James Maddison (£ 4.4 million) runs for the road between his attack-oriented teammates with 272 points, but the former Leicester midfielder is excluded for the rest of the season with a knee injury.

Frustrating, Dejan Kulusevski (£ 3.9 million) is marked as a doubt that Gameweek 36 after only 18 minutes against Crystal Palace washed away the last time -out.

The Sweden International gave many points earlier in the campaign, but injuries have refueled its viability in the past two months.

And so it seems that Dominic Solanke (£ 4 million) is the best attacking threat for Gaffers who likes to keep traces.

The 27-year-old goalkeeper scored important goals against Frankfurt and Bodo/Glimt to help his side reach the final of the Europa League.

This season, Solanke is on average a target involvement every 128.8 minutes.

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As an alternative, Son Heung-Min (£ 4.3 million) is available again after he returned to the Eagles last weekend, but his minutes are in no way guaranteed.

Somehow the Europa League final of the business end of the dream team season will have.

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