United are on course to win their first piece of major silverware since 2017 after completing a two-legged win over LASK last week.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men beat the Austrian outfit at Old Trafford to progress to the Europa League quarter-finals 7-1 on aggregate, and will now face Copenhagen for a place in the last four.
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The Red Devils could come up against Italian giants Inter in the final if they keep winning, with a clash against Bundesliga outfit Leverkusen up next for Antonio Conte’s side.
The ex-Inter full-back says Leverkusen are more formidable opponents than United, who he has predicted to come up short in the showpiece event later this month.
“I’d say, whoever wins this game has a great chance of raising the Europa League [trophy]. The semi-final against either Shakhtar Donetsk or Basel is winnable. “On the other side of the bracket, I think Manchester United will qualify for the finals. But both Inter and Bayer are stronger than the English club.”
“There’s some decent teams left in there, you can’t dismiss the likes of Sevilla, who won it three times on the trot at one stage. “Roma obviously will have quality – Italian teams are always difficult to play against.