Well-known football journalist Fabrizio Romano has Revealed the list of players not fit for Ruben Amorim's High-Intensity Vision and the Potential Exits time for these Manchester United Players

The New Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has officially begun his role at Old Trafford, bringing a fresh perspective and high expectations to the team. Arriving at the club’s Carrington training complex on Monday, Amorim was greeted by key figures Omar Berrada, Jason Wilcox, and Dan Ashworth, who are in charge of Manchester United’s football operations. His debut match is scheduled for two weeks from now, against Ipswich Town in the Premier League. This timeline gives him a valuable period to get familiar with the players and implement his vision.

Well-known football journalist Fabrizio Romano has shed light on Amorim’s immediate approach to the squad. According to Romano, Amorim has emphasized to Manchester United’s management the need for players who bring “intensity” to the field. This desire for a high-energy team marks a shift in what the new coach is looking for as he assesses the squad.

In his latest video update, Romano explained, “What I can tell you, on the market is that from what I’m hearing, the first indication from Ruben Amorim to Manchester United directors and management is that we need to bring players with intensity. These were the crucial words he mentioned in the opening talks and meetings with Manchester United, and they are going in that direction.”

Certain United players, like Bruno Fernandes and Alejandro Garnacho, naturally embody this intense playing style and seem likely to be central to Amorim’s plans. However, the new emphasis on high energy and aggressive gameplay might not align with every player’s style, especially those who rely more on technical skills than on physical intensity.

Romano specifically pointed to Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen as one player who may not fit this vision. He believes Eriksen, who brings a more strategic and calm presence to the game, could be allowed to leave Manchester United next summer as Amorim reshapes the squad.

Romano added, “For example, I don’t think that Christian Eriksen will continue at Manchester United under Amorim beyond this season. And this is going to be the direction at the club with the new coach.”

It is clear that Amorim is prepared to infuse the club with a new degree of competition when he demands players who can match his energetic approach. His demands will be positively received by some players, but others may find their roles at United shift. Fans and players alike are excited to watch how these changes play out and what they represent for the club’s future, especially since his debut is only a few weeks away.