None will posses intercession, except for he who has taken a pledge with the Gracious.
Translation endnotes
[19:87] The Quran categorically rejects the idea of intercessor as an angel or human "savior" commonly believed by the majority of religious people (2:48; 10:18). In the Day of Judgment, the judgment completely belongs to God. The intercession that the Quran approves is no more than testifying the truth (78:38). Messengers and righteous people cannot save anyone who deserves punishment (9:80; 74:48). Muhammed's only intercession, ironically, will be a negative testimony about those who deserted the Quran by hoping for his intercession (25:30). See 2:48.