525 million euros in the final of the UEFA Europa League

In football, Europe’s number 2 cup, which was organized as the UEFA Cup and then the UEFA Europa League, finds its owner tomorrow.

The Spanish club Sevilla and the Italian Roma will fight to become the 52nd champion of the tournament. Sevilla, who reached the happy ending in 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2020 in the Cup, will fight for the 7th championship.

Roma, led by Portuguese coach José Mourinho, who won the UEFA European Conference League last season, will seek their first UEFA Europa League title, reaching the final again after 32 years.

525 MILLION EUROS FINAL

The total value of the players from the Sevilla teams from Spain and Roma from Italy, who will face each other tomorrow in the UEFA Europa League final, stands out at 525 million euros.

According to current data from the German website Transfermarkt, Roma’s estimated market value is 316.3 million euros, while Sevilla’s is 209 million euros.

The Englishman Tammy Abraham stands out as the most expensive player in Roma with 45 million euros, and the Moroccan Youssef En-Nesyri as the most expensive player in Sevilla with 15 million euros.

THE FINAL JOURNEY OF THE SEVILLE CUP MASTER

The Spanish team Sevilla, who will face Italy’s Roma tomorrow in the UEFA Europa League final, recorded 4 wins, two draws and losses in 8 games in the tournament this season.

Continuing the season with Spanish coach José Luis Mendilibar after Spanish Julen Lopetegui and Argentine Jorge Sampaoli, Sevilla finished 3rd in Group G of the UEFA Champions League, which includes Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund and Copenhagen, and kept in the Europa League.

Sevilla, which won the number 2 European football cup at the club level 6 times in its history, eliminated the Dutch team PSV in the play-off round, Fenerbahce in the round of 16, Manchester United of England in the quarterfinals final and to Juventus of Italy. in the semifinals and went to the final.

ROME IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH THE COLLECTOR JOSE MOURINHO

Italy’s representative Roma, who will face Spain’s Sevilla tomorrow in the UEFA Europa League final, are aiming to win their first championship in the tournament’s second final.

Roma, who won the UEFA European Conference League last season under Portuguese coach José Mourinho, won the right to participate directly in the UEFA Europa League. The representative of the capital won 7 of the 14 games played on the way to the final of the group stage of the European Cup No. 2, and tied in 3 of them. The Italian team aired the rival nets 20 times in these games, and saw 10 goals in their castle.

Roma, who are in Group C with Ludogorets, Helsinki and Real Betis, played in the playoffs occupying second place behind Spanish Real Betis. In this round, Salzburg from Austria eliminated Real Sociedad from Spain in the round of 16, Feyenoord from the Netherlands in the quarterfinals and the German team Bayer Leverkusen in the semifinals.

GALATASARAY GOES INTO HISTORY

Galatasaray, the only Turkish club to win the UEFA Cup, achieved this success in the 1999-2000 season.

The reddish-yellow team, which reached the cup without losing a game, achieved great success in the final in Copenhagen, the Danish capital, beating England’s Arsenal 4-1 on penalties.

THE MOST SPANISH WINS

Spain has been represented in finals with 18 teams in the organized UEFA Cup since 1971 and has won the championship 13 times.

In the finals, where the British participated 17 times and the Italians 16 times, they reached the championship 9 times. These countries were followed by the German teams with 7 wins and the Dutch teams with 4 cups.

THE FRENCH DO NOT WIN THE FINALS

French teams, who have reached the UEFA Cup and UEFA Europa League final 5 times so far, have failed to win the cup.

First, in the final of the 1977-1978 season, Bastia from France failed to beat PSV from the Netherlands (0-0, 3-0). In the 1995-1996 season, French Bordeaux once again fell to Germany’s Bayern Munich with results of 2-0 and 3-1 in the final.

Olympique de Marseille, on the other hand, lost 3-0 to Parma of Italy in their first final of the 1998-1999 season. Losing 2-0 to Valencia of Spain in the 2003-2004 final, Marseille was defeated by another Spanish representative, Atlético Madrid, 3-0 in the 2017-2018 season, and failed to reach the cup again. (AA)