Following Marcus Rashford and Casemiro’s decision, Ruben Amorim introduces a new Man United rule.

According to reports, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is enforcing stricter squad discipline and has declared that players will no longer be permitted to take extra vacation time during international breaks. When Amorim took over as coach at the start of the week, his team was very thin since so many players were overseas representing their countries. Marcus Rashford and Casemiro were two players that did not play for their national teams.Both players seized the chance to visit the United States; Casemiro went to Disney World in Florida, while Rashford was seen at an NBA game in Madison Square Garden.They travelled to Portland, and I’m posing this professional query: you’re 13th in the league, the club is losing, and you’re playing poorly.Would you take that journey as a break to refuel if a new management started working there? That journey isn’t for recharging. “That’s not right,” the Mirror says. Regarding the adjustments he intends to make, Amorim stated: “As a club, we must establish the standards and oversee them. Whether they can rest for five days, three days, or three days and you are unable to fly is up to me. As a club, we must make a decision on this. Therefore, this needs to begin in the club, and I and the others are in charge of that.”