UEFA has a significant “problem” with Liverpool and Rangers, and the secretary has sent a concerning Europa League signal.

Logistically, a Rangers vs. Liverpool Europa League final may be a logistical nightmare, according to UEFA secretary Theodore Theodoridis.

Both teams have advanced to the competition’s round of 16. The Reds are virtually through after crushing Sparta Prague 5-1 away from home, while the Light Blues are tied at 2-2 with Benfica ahead of a second leg at home.

When the two faced off in the Champions League during the 22–23 season, Liverpool emerged victorious in both

games. The Europa League final this year will take place in Dublin, and the organizing body is preparing for the logistical problems that the large number of spectators in the Irish capital may bring.

On May 22, Croke Park, which can accommodate 82,000 people, might be used as a fan area. Theodoridis of UEFA saw the potential issues but refrained from naming the clubs. “The Europa League final could be one of our biggest challenges this year,” he stated.

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