Manchester United’s end-of-season schedule is heating up with silverware and bragging rights both firmly in sight.
Ruben Amorim’s side continue their march in Europe, with the team flying high after a dominant first-leg display in the semi-finals.
Andre Onana remains focused despite interest from the Saudi Pro League, while decisions on Altay Bayındır’s future are still pending.
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Meanwhile, the men’s squad is focused on getting into the Champions League next season through a Europa League triumph, with final league fixtures expected to influence squad rotations.
On the women’s side, however, Manchester United are already reaping the rewards of a sensational season—both individually and collectively.
Phallon Tullis-Joyce, Maya Le Tissier and Grace Clinton have all earned spots in the Barclays Women’s Super League Team of the Season.
The recognition comes as the Red Devils Women secured Champions League qualification following a dramatic 2-2 draw with Manchester City at the weekend.
Marc Skinner’s side could end the league campaign in second place if they defeat Arsenal on Saturday, setting them up perfectly ahead of the FA Cup final against Chelsea on Sunday 18 May.
Tullis-Joyce, brought in to replace Mary Earps, has been nothing short of exceptional.
The American has conceded just 12 goals in 21 league games and boasts 18 clean sheets in all competitions.
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Her form was also rewarded internationally with a debut cap for the United States and a fresh long-term deal at Old Trafford.
Captain Maya Le Tissier, only 23, has been the bedrock of United’s defence, showing leadership beyond her years.
With last-ditch tackles, composed ball progression and smart positioning, her place in the Team of the Season surprised no one inside Carrington.
Completing the trio is Grace Clinton, whose nine-goal haul and superb long-range effort against Aston Villa have made her one of England’s brightest young midfielders.
Her goal against City at Old Trafford was another reminder of her knack for delivering on big occasions, and her contract extension comes as a major boost.
United Women now stand on the verge of history—and their stars are shining just in time.
