Ruben Amorim has finally advised player to get himself a new club by the end of the season following his shambolic performance today against Arsenal.

AMORIM DROPS BOMBSHELL ON UNITED STAR AFTER ARSENAL DEFEAT – EXIT LOOMING”

BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has set Old Trafford ablaze with a brutal post-match confession following his side’s 1-0 defeat to Arsenal. In a stunning admission, the Portuguese boss revealed that one of his senior players has no future at the club after delivering what Amorim described as a “shambolic” performance.

Amorim didn’t mince his words:

“I regret playing him today. This might be the very last time he will be allowed to play a game for me before he leaves by the end of the season. He has to get himself a new club.”

The player under fire? Luke Shaw.

The England international, once considered a dependable figure in United’s defense, had a nightmare outing at Old Trafford. Up against Arsenal’s rapid attackers, Shaw struggled to cope, was constantly exposed down his flank, and failed to provide the stability Amorim desperately needed in such a crucial fixture.

Insiders say Amorim was visibly furious on the touchline as Shaw’s errors repeatedly handed Arsenal the initiative. Fans also voiced their frustration inside the stadium, with many calling for his substitution long before the final whistle.

By publicly admitting his regret, Amorim has essentially drawn a line under Shaw’s United career. The message is clear: the defender is no longer part of his plans. After years of injury struggles, inconsistency, and flashes of brilliance that never fully materialized, it appears United are ready to move on.

Supporters online are divided. Some believe Amorim is right to be ruthless, arguing that Shaw has held United back for too long. Others feel the criticism is harsh and that Shaw should have been protected rather than thrown under the bus. Regardless, the decision signals a new era of accountability at Old Trafford.

This comes at a time when United fans are already demanding major changes after another disappointing start to the season. Amorim’s no-nonsense stance shows he is willing to cut big names if they don’t deliver, even if it means reshaping the squad entirely.

As for Shaw, the writing is on the wall. Unless a dramatic turnaround occurs, this season will almost certainly be his last in a Manchester United shirt.

For Amorim, one thing is clear: loyalty won’t save underperformers anymore.