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MANCHESTER UNITED WILL BE BIDDING TO SALVAGE THEIR SEASON WITH VICTORY IN THE EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL IN BILBAO ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT 14:09, 20 May 2025Updated 14:23, 20 May 2025 Amad Diallo is on

a mission to go from Europa League hell to heaven with Manchester United. Diallo is hoping to be in Ruben Amorim's starting XI when United face Tottenham in a crunch Europa League final

in Bilbao on Wednesday. The clash promises to be the biggest in the recent history of both clubs, considering what is at stake. As well as lifting the trophy, the winners will book a place

in next season's Champions League, boosting club coffers by up to £100m. And there is another reason Diallo wants to return from northern Spain as a European champion. Diallo was part

of the United squad which reached the final in 2021, and he repeated the feat the following season with Rangers, where he was on-loan. Diallo watched his respective teams lose both games -

and he is hoping it will be third time lucky in northern Spain this week. The Ivorian international said: "Yes, I already lost two, so I hope to win this one. I keep praying for that

one. It will be really good for me, but also for the team because at the end of the day, we want some things at the end of the season. Article continues below "I was on the bench

before. I was young. I had no experience, but it was a good experience for me to be in my first Europa League final with the team [United]. At the time, we had great players like [Paul]

Pogba and [Edison] Cavani. It was a dream for me, honestly. "But now it's my moment. It's the moment for the club, it's the moment for the players, for everyone, for the

fans because they deserve this moment. We will give everything, we will give our best to try and win this competition." Amad was one of United's few bright sparks in an otherwise

shambolic season, before suffering a serious ankle injury in training in February. He was expected to miss the rest of the season, but has battled back to full fitness in time for a game

which promises to define the tenure of boss Ruben Amorim. And Diallo is banking on the chance to prove why he thinks he can go on to become one of the best wingers in the world. He added:

"It's a really good feeling to be back on the team, to try to help the team try to win something at the end. "I was pressing (Andre) Onana, and then I think my left foot

stayed on the grass and then turned. In that moment I knew it wasn't really good, because I knew I'd miss some games. Article continues below "I didn't know if my season

was really over. So after my operation, I kept believing, I kept praying to be back before the end of the season. I'm always positive, I'm always smiling. That's me,

that's Amad, so I always try to grow up with positive things. "I think I believe in my potential. I believe I can be one of the best in the world. I just have to give my best every

game. That's it. But I think I believe in my potential. "And I think the manager believes in me. He believes in my potential. I'm trying to repay his confidence every time

I'm on the pitch."