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·25 de mayo de 2025
Manchester United Starting XI vs Aston Villa: Predicted Lineup and Confirmed Team News

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·25 de mayo de 2025
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It’s been a season to forget—if only Manchester United could. As they host Aston Villa on the final day of the 2024–25 Premier League campaign, there’s little at stake beyond dignity—and even that is in short supply.
Having lost the Europa League final to Tottenham in midweek, Ruben Amorim’s men are now staring down a potential bottom-three finish. Should United slip to defeat against high-flying Villa while Spurs handle Brighton, the Red Devils could finish as low as 17th, a placement that would be the worst in the club’s Premier League history.
Avoiding that ignominy is about all the motivation left at Old Trafford, with Champions League dreams dashed and European football off the table for next season.
In what could be considered a rare bright spot, Amorim has welcomed a triple injury boost:
—all featured against Spurs in Bilbao and are likely to be fit enough to face Villa.
With fatigue and morale both waning, the Portuguese boss may rotate heavily. Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho—two of the club’s brighter young talents—are pushing for starts, though speculation swirls that both Garnacho and Victor Lindelof could depart this summer.
Up front, Amorim faces a tactical dilemma. Rasmus Højlund has looked off-colour, and Zirkzee may not yet be fit to start. That could pave the way for 17-year-old Chido Obi to lead the line—a bold but perhaps necessary roll of the dice.
Elsewhere, Amad Diallo, Bruno Fernandes, and Manuel Ugarte may form the midfield engine, with teenage left-back Harry Amass potentially making his full debut.
Formation: 3-4-2-1Bayindir; Lindelof, Maguire, Yoro; Amad, Fernandes, Ugarte, Amass; Mainoo, Garnacho; Obi
Injured: Lisandro MartinezDoubtful: Matthijs de Ligt
This final fixture won’t rewrite the story of United’s catastrophic campaign, but it may offer a glimpse into the future. With Amorim keen to reshape the squad this summer, Sunday’s match could serve as an audition for youth—and perhaps, a chance to avoid the most embarrassing of full stops to an already painful season.
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