Christian Eriksen has admitted that there is enormous “pressure” at Manchester United before the Night Europe League clash with the Royal Society at Old Trafford.
Outside the Carabao and FA Cup, with the victory in the second last season, being its route to Europe this season, it is unlikely that the United League position will be of the qualification for any continental competition in the midst of struggles for consistency and there are only ten games left.
But the club is still active in the Europa League this season, with a very light advantage After the 1-1 tie of last week in the first stage of the last 16. Passing all the way and lifting the trophy in May would mean the qualification for the Champions League next season as a reward.
Speaking via The tutorEriksen called it a “massive” game as a visit to real society.
“We know the pressure, we know the situation in the league. To enter Europe next season, we have to win many games in the league or go through the Europa League, so we know that there is a lot of pressure on this game.
“But it also becomes in this club. Play by trophies so we have to play well to go. (Europe) is where it belongs (United) but we do not belong to the The lower half of the Premier League either of the two. We will try to do our best to lift the league, we are not in a position where we want to be.
“We want to be higher. We are at UnitedSo we have to be higher. But in the end, the ball continues to roll on the pitch, so we have to focus on football and look at the table we wait at the end of the season when we finish higher. “
The United States has previously experienced the benefits of winning the Europa League. Jose Mourinho’s side ended sixth in the 2016/17 Premier League League season, seven points drift from the first four places, but raised the secondary club trophy in Europe to achieve the Champions League rating.
