FOR SALE: Ruben Amorim not IMPRESSED with seven Man United’s first-team players this season, put them all for sale. AMONG THEM, THERE ARE UNEXPECTED NAMES

Incoming Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has wasted no time in making bold moves as he prepares to take over at Old Trafford — and his first major statement has shaken the dressing room.

During a fiery press conference, Amorim revealed that he is not impressed with the performance levels of seven first-team players and has placed them all on the transfer list ahead of the summer window.

> “I’ve watched them closely, and I have to be honest — I’m not impressed. We need players who match the mentality and ambition of Manchester United,” Amorim said firmly.

Seven Players on the Chopping Block – Including Unexpected Names

While Amorim didn’t publicly list all the players during the press conference, insiders have leaked a few names — and some of them are shock inclusions:

Antony – Signed for a hefty fee under Ten Hag, but his inconsistent form and lack of impact in key games have drawn criticism.

Jadon Sancho – Despite his loan to Dortmund, Amorim has reportedly made it clear he’s not in his plans.

Harry Maguire – The center-back has struggled to regain top form and may finally be set to leave Old Trafford.

Scott McTominay – Despite being a fan favorite at times, Amorim sees him as surplus to requirements in the midfield overhaul.

Victor Lindelöf – Another defensive name on the list, with Amorim looking to build a quicker, more aggressive backline.

Christian Eriksen – At 32, the playmaker may be phased out as Amorim looks to inject youth and energy into the midfield.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – Solid defensively, but not suited to Amorim’s attacking full-back system.

> “If we want to compete with the best, we need a squad built on intensity, commitment, and modern football principles. That means making hard decisions,” Amorim added.

A Ruthless Rebuild Begins

Amorim’s no-nonsense approach signals the start of a new era at Manchester United — one that prioritizes system fit over reputation. His vision appears clear: a younger, faster, and more tactically flexible team capable of challenging both domestically and in Europe.

> “No one is untouchable. Everyone has to prove their place in the new Manchester United,” he warned.