Yoro, who was United's biggest signing last summer for a reported £52 million ($69m), has been one of the team's most important players in their run to the European final. He scored in the 2-2 draw with Lyon in the quarter-final first leg and set up Mason Mount's equaliser in the 4-1 win over Athletic Club in the second instalment of the semi-final.
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The 19-year-old was a surprise inclusion in the travelling squad along with Diogo Dalot and Joshua Zirkzee, who picked up injuries in April. But it is still a big surprise that he is able to start so soon after suffering the injury.
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The final is the last chance for United to salvage something from their horrendous season as they are set for their lowest league finish since being relegated from the top flight in 1974. Amorim's side are 16th in the Premier League table, one point and one place above Wednesday's opponents Tottenham with one game left.