Over 40,000 English fans travelled to the Russian capital to see
the Red Devils down Chelsea on penalties to claim their third
European Cup and complete a memorable double.
But their triumph comes at a price, as the city is claiming more
than ₤118,000 in expenses for the supporters’ transport – a sum
United have yet to cough up.
“Unfortunately, Manchester United have not paid us back in full,” a
city spokesperson told the press. “They still owe us about 148,000
euros.”
Over 670 buses were used to ferry United and Chelsea fans between
the Luzhniki Stadium and Moscow’s three airports on May 21.
It is remains uncertain whether the Blues have already paid off
their portion of the bill.
