Amorim was granted a visa to direct Manchester United to prepare for the game, and the two advantages conquered the top! Pogba will not be invited back

British media have confirmed that Manchester United's new manager Ruben Amorim has been granted a UK work visa and will direct training for the first time as Manchester United manager on Monday. At the end of a week's break, United's non-international players will return to Carrington's training ground, and Amorim and his coaching staff will begin preparations for their first Premier League game at Ipswich Town on Sunday.

The Manchester Evening News revealed that Amorim had also secured visas for four coaches brought in from Sporting de Portugal, with only 28-year-old first-team coach Adrio Candio's application yet to be approved, but it is expected that there will be no problems with the final visa.

Amorim will be in charge of training sessions with 29-year-old head assistant coach Carlos Fernández, who has been working together since Casa Pia, with first-team coach Emmanuel Ferro, goalkeeper coach Jorge Vital and sports scientist Paulo Barrera all already on visas.

The majority of United's first-team squad goes to international competitions, but a number of high-profile players such as Casemiro, Mason Mount, Antony and Marcus Rashford have not been selected for the squad and will train under Amorim from the start. Captain Bruno Fernandes also left Portugal early, Roberto Martinez intends to rotate after confirming a place in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Nations League, and Fernandes will be suspended for one game due to yellowing.

Lisandro Martinez withdrew from the Argentina squad due to injury and will be evaluated upon his return to Carrington. Lenny Yoro, Tyrell Malacia, Luke Shaw and Kobe Mayno are all recovering from injury.

Amorim says his aim is to establish a style of play for the team in his first few games in charge of Manchester United. According to the Daily Mail, Amorim has already impressed the club's hierarchy, although he has not yet officially led the team. According to insiders, the 39-year-old Portuguese coach has shown confidence and extraordinary charisma in his first week at the club, so the early signs are positive.

Juventus officially announced the termination of the contract with French midfielder Paul Pogba over the weekend, and then rumours spread that the latter will return to Carrington at Manchester United for training. Pogba's appeal has been curtailed and he is back in March, and there are even rumours that Amorim is interested in signing him to a six-month contract.

This kind of story is not surprising, as Manchester United are the kings of traffic in international football, and the hype associated with Pogba is the most eye-catching. However, the Reds and Pogba have been contacted again in pure fiction, with Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirming that Pogba's return to Carrington for training is not true.

Pogba does not intend to maintain his form at any club and will be training individually in Miami, USA. And once he signs for any new club, he trains at their bases, and he has no contact with Manchester United.

Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Amorim will focus on developing Manchester United's 19-year-old Academy midfielder Kobe Maynor, who will be key players in the squad along with Yoro, who is the same age. "For Manchester United's owners, directors and coaches, Maynor is a key player." Fabrizio Romano explained: "Amorim likes this type of player and players like Mayno and Yoro are exactly what he wants for United to go in the future. As such, Maynor's new contract will be a big topic in the coming weeks and months, with United still grappling with it. Negotiations are not yet in the final stages, but they are ongoing and are progressing positively for both the club and the players."