Manchester United's prospects of qualifying for the Champions League hinge on their performance against Chelsea, where they currently hold a seven-point lead over the sixth-placed team. A draw would require them to secure a maximum of 10 points from their last five matches, which could lead to a return to Europe's elite club competition after a two-year absence. This scenario complicates the futures of goalkeeper Andre Onana and forward Marcus Rashford, both currently on loan. Onana, who joined Trabzonspor from Manchester United after a single appearance this season, has made 26 starts and contributed to the team's success in the Turkish league and cup. Rashford, on loan at Barcelona, has scored six goals in La Liga but faces uncertainty as Barcelona may activate a clause for a permanent transfer by June 15. If Manchester United qualifies, both players could see a 25% wage increase in their contracts, making it harder for the club to manage their payroll and transfers. The situation remains fluid as United focuses on securing their Champions League spot while assessing the futures of Onana and Rashford.