We can show Spurs we're done with Europa heartache insists Yoro

'United are right for me' says Leny

- By SIMON PEACH

LENY Yoro feels Manchester United have moved on from his “tough” and “emotional” first campaign at the club as Ruben Amorim’s side prepare to face Europa League final foes Tottenham.

There was much excitement when the talented defender joined the Red Devils from Lille in a deal potentially rising to 70million euros (£58.9m) in July 2024, but things went awry within a fortnight.

Yoro required surgery on a metatarsal injury sustained in just his second preseason appearance and Erik ten Hag had been sacked as United manager by the time he finally made his debut in December.

The defender would end up making 32 appearances in a campaign to forget, but the pitiful Premier League finish and Europa League final loss is in the rear view mirror thanks to a recent upturn under Amorim.

“I think everyone knows last season was a really emotional season,” Yoro, 19, said. “Not even for the coach, for everyone.