Manchester United will not offer any of their staff free tickets to the Europa League final in Bilbao.
In contrast, opponents Tottenham have offered EVERY full-time member of their staff a free ticket to the game.
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Both clubs have been given 15,000 tickets each for San Mames stadium, with the final to be played on May 21.
The Daily Mail says United are holding a ballot for a small number of tickets available to staff. The club is also hosting a screening in Manchester.
Staff will be allowed to bring a guest. The member of staff will be given two free drinks, while their guests must pay for theirs.
The move is seen as the latest cost-cutting measure to staff by United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
However, United management are insisting the measure is motivated by prioritising tickets for fans over members of staff.