BREAKING: Manchester United Boss Publicly Drops Star After Derby Disaster – “He Has No Place in My Squad!” 🔥

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—BREAKING NEWS:

Manchester United’s 3-0 defeat in the Manchester Derby has not only left their season hanging by a thread, but it has also sparked one of the most brutal managerial outbursts Old Trafford has seen in years. Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim has publicly called out defender Luke Shaw after his underwhelming performance, going as far as saying that the England international has “no place in my squad anymore.”

Speaking to reporters after the match, an visibly frustrated Amorim did not hold back when asked about Shaw’s display, which directly led to two of City’s three goals.

> “I can’t continue to work with him anymore. He needs to leave. He has no place in my squad after his performance yesterday,” Amorim said in a brutally honest post-match press conference. “Yesterday was his last strike.”

It was a statement that sent shockwaves through the football world and immediately went viral across social media platforms, with fans and pundits weighing in on what this means for Shaw’s future at the club.

The 29-year-old left-back endured a torrid night at the Etihad, losing crucial duels and appearing off the pace as City exploited United’s left flank time and again. Erling Haaland and Phil Foden capitalized on the space and hesitation, forcing errors that led to key goals, leaving Amorim visibly seething on the touchline.

United fans have echoed Amorim’s frustration, with many taking to social media to call for a defensive overhaul. The defeat leaves Manchester United further adrift in the race for the top four, and with pressure mounting, Amorim seems intent on making a statement to shake the dressing room into action.

Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville called Amorim’s comments “shocking but understandable,” adding:

> “That was one of the worst defensive performances I’ve seen in a Manchester derby. Shaw didn’t look ready for the intensity, and when you’ve got a manager like Amorim who demands discipline and high standards, this is what happens.”

This latest development raises serious questions about Shaw’s future. With the January transfer window looming, the defender could be one of the first names on the exit list as Amorim looks to rebuild his team in his own image.

For Manchester United, this public dressing-down highlights just how deep the problems run at Old Trafford. Defensive frailties have haunted the team all season, and Amorim’s ruthless comments suggest that drastic changes are coming sooner rather than later.

One thing is certain — yesterday’s derby may go down as the match that changed everything for Manchester United’s squad, and possibly Luke Shaw’s career at the club.

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