In a momentous shift at Manchester United, the renowned club’s stars radiated enthusiasm in their first training session under the new era led by Ruben Amorim.

This marked a significant transition following the departure of Ten Hag, who recently exited the managerial role. Amorim wasted no time immersing himself in the club’s ethos as he orchestrated the session at Carrington, the iconic training ground where United’s legacy is deeply woven.

Despite several key players being away on international duties, a select group of stars graced the field, showcasing their commitment to the new direction set by Amorim.

There were only 10 senior outfield players available for the session, with the academy players brought in to supplement numbers. With Amorim giving debuts to 27 young players at Sporting, they will hope to catch his eye.

Part of being successful is also being lucky, and Ruben Amorim may be off to a great start in that regard.

Manchester United have confirmed five players took part in the session who are working their way back to full fitness.

That are Leny Yoro,Tyrell Malacia, Luke Shaw, Kobbie Mainoo, Amad

Amad pulled out of the Ivory Coast squad with a knock, but he appears to have made a very swift recovery.

Yoro, Malacia and Shaw are yet to feature all season due to injury, while Mainoo has been out since early October.

Given the short numbers this clearly was not the most intense of sessions, so it will remain to be seen whether all five stick with the main group all week – yet this is an encouraging sign.

The training session buzzed with energy and promise, with Amorim’s tactics and vision beginning to take shape on the lush Carrington pitches.

As the Red Devils prepare to embrace a fresh chapter under Amorim’s guidance, there is a palpable sense of anticipation among fans and players alike.

The training ground echoes with the sounds of optimism and determination, setting the stage for what promises to be an intriguing and transformative period in Manchester United’s storied history.