Man United prepares in a special way for the arrival of Rangers fans

Though the Europa League match between Manchester United and Rangers is still three months away, preparations at Old Trafford are already in full swing to ensure a smooth experience for the Scottish visitors, with the club learning from past mistakes.

Last season saw an unfortunate incident where two thousand Galatasaray fans managed to gain access to seats that were not allocated for away supporters. According to Daily Mail, this has become a focal point of Manchester United’s efforts to avoid a similar situation.

The club has decided not to sell tickets to fans registered in the club’s database as exclusive members prior to the draw. This decision has sparked some discontent among fans, prompting the club to issue an apology.

Concerns are justified, as the match has been classified as a "high-risk game," and Manchester United is working closely with law enforcement to prevent any potential issues. It is expected that the club will allocate three thousand tickets for Rangers supporters.

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