Ruben Amorim is determined to get rid of five Manchester United players this summer and has taken drastic action to try to accelerate their departure in the coming weeks
Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho and the three other members of the Bomb Squad of Manchester United are told that they have to report in Carrington this week at 5 pm – long after Ruben Amorim and the rest of the players have left.
In a clear step to force Rashford, Garnacho and their three other unwanted teammates – Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia – to find all ways to leave the club, the five players are banned from the rest of the first team group.
The players can still use the facilities at the United Training Ground, as reported by athletics, but they are not allowed to participate in team training sessions with Amorim's preferred players.
In addition, she was also asked to report to Carrington this Saturday, when Amorim and the first team team in Stockholm will be friendly against Leeds United for a pre-season.
Last week Rashford was filmed in Carrington eight minutes after Amorim left, without signs of the gorge that developed between them after the arrival of the Portuguese coach last November.
Rashford came on loan at Aston Villa in January, but the International of England hopes to secure a move abroad this summer, preferably to Barcelona. Villa confirmed that they would not be the option to permanently buy him for £ 40 million last month.
Garnacho has already rejected the Saudi Pro League interest and would like to stay in Europe, whereby Chelsea still keeps an eye on 21-year-old Argentina International.
Amorim told the winger that he would be allowed to leave the club at the end of last season, but he still took him on the tour after the season through Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong. The sale of Rashford and Garnacho is seen as the key to ensure that United can pay a move for Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford.
Just like Rashford, Sancho did not see a loan agreement turning into a permanent transfer this summer when Chelsea gave their chance to sign it, and even paid a fine of £ 5 million to pull itself out of the arranged deal.
Antony made an impression on Real Betis last season, and although the La Liga club would like to sign him permanently, they cannot pay him at the moment. Malacia came on loan at PSV Eindhoven in January and played 12 times.