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Mason Mount will try to complete his comeback when FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC FC on Wednesday, May 21 (May 21, 2025), Estadio de San Mamés in Bilbao, Spain, at the UEFA Europa League 2025 and Tottenham.

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What: Europa League, Finale

Who: Tottenham Hotspur FC against Manchester United FC

When: Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Where: Estadio de San Mamés, Bilbao, Spain

Time: 15 PM et

TV channel: CBS Sports Network, Tudn (Spanish language)

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Here is a game preview of the Associated Press:

Manchester, England (AP) – Mason Mount joined Manchester United as an increasing star of English football. He received Cristiano Ronaldo's legendary jersey and was expected to be part of a brave reconstruction of one of the largest franchise franchise companies in sports.

Then things went bad.

“It was difficult, but I learned a lot from these moments,” Mount said before the final of the Europa League of United against Tottenham in Bilbao on Wednesday.

A number of injuries to injuries limited the midfielder to just 12 Premier League starts in two seasons since his 69 million US dollar from Chelsea changed in 2023.

During this time he had to look at the decline of United by United by United, with the 20-time English champion this season with the lowest points and the league position in the Premier League era.

However, the Europa League offers an unlikely opportunity to save a historically bad campaign with a large trophy and the entry into the Champions League of the next season.

For Mount, who has returned to fitness and shape in the past few weeks, it is an opportunity that he longed for two years of pain and frustration in Old Trafford.

It is simply a lifeline for United.

“As a group, we know the situation in which we are in. We know that the league is not good enough and we were not good enough, but the Europa League is something we are looking forward to as the final,” said Mount. “We will not forget what we did in the league and in our league form.

“This is a final. If we can win it, it can be a positive end to a tough season.”

Come back

The final is the reward for the long hours of rehab work, which the 26-year-old Mount laid on the Carrington training base from United in order to overcome a number of setbacks such as calf and thigh injuries.

He only made nine starts in all competitions this season, three of them this month.

“It's not always easy. I had many days in Carrington and sits on the treatment bed where I want to train.” he said. “I was in the stand when I saw games that I want to play with.

“I give everything to continue my rehab to try to come back and to be back as soon as possible. It was always in my head.”

Battles

The difficulties of Mount at United stood in a strong contrast to his time in Chelsea, where he was treated as a hero after he increased by his academy and supported Kai Havertz's gate in the 2021 Champions League final.

It became an important part of the English squad, which was second in the euro this year, and started the final against Italy in Wembley.

It was a measure of how very United Mount looked at the no7 jersey of club greats Eric Cantona, David Beckham and Ronaldo.

But instead of creating his own unforgettable moments with the famous number on his back, Mount saw how United's outbreak of the former manager Erik Ten Hag cost his job and led the current coach Ruben Amorim in the Premier League story about the worst campaign in the club.

Massive honor

In the past few weeks, however, Mount has shown the ability to sign United – not least his two goals against sporty Bilbao in the semi -finals of the Europa League.

His second, a shot from just after half -time, corresponded to the number he was wearing.

“I want to score goals, I want them to have moments,” he said. “I just didn't have many ways to do that. Every time I am on the pitch, I would like to show you what I can do. I would like to create opportunities for my teammates and win games and win trophies.

“I always had the final goal in my head that it would be good and something will happen, and I will get a moment when I will score a few goals or will happen.”

And where United has taken care of the NO7 Jersey jersey since Ronaldo in 2009, the mount remains convinced that he can manage the pressure.

“It was a massive, massive honor (to be given). Obviously I knew before I joined what legends worn the shirt and what it means for the club,” he said. “As soon as I knew there was a possibility that I was wearing it, I would never reject it. I always wanted to take this opportunity. It wasn't easy to this point, but I think I was building.”

Europa League

The final of the Europa League is the chance for United and Tottenham to get their sad domestic campaigns behind.

United is 16. In the 20-team rating-a place via Spurs.

But the winner of the final will go down in the lucrative Champions League in addition to the top teams in Europe.

Mount knows the heights and depths of playing in the grand finale and is determined to ensure that he and his teammates do not affect their great chance.

He went from the world to the low point in 2021 in 2021 – and won the Champions League with Chelsea before lost the European Master Finale with England.

Both experiences left permanent impressions.

“The losses are difficult,” he said. “You stay with you for a long time. But when you win, you can see this feeling and you always want this feeling when you play in the final.”

And Mount also wants to return the fans after such a chasted campaign in which United has lost 18 league games, the worst record since the 1973/74 season.

“Winning the final may not be solved, but it will give them something that you can cheer on and it is a trophy,” he said. “Hopefully we can do it and be proud of it. The league form, we are not satisfied. It is something we have to work to do for you.”