Harry Maguire has set the record straight on his Manchester United future, amid growing speculation the centre-back’s five-year spell at the club could end; while opening up on his relationship with manager Erik ten Hag.
Maguire swapped Leicester City for Man United in 2019 for £80m but he has struggled to live up to the price tag over the course of his 206 appearances for the club.
In that time, Maguire has regularly been criticised by the club’s fans, has repeatedly lost his place in the starting lineup under Ten Hag, and links with an Old Trafford exit have not abated.
Last summer, the former Hull City man was linked with a £30m move to West Ham but Maguire stayed and tried to fight for his place in the team; something he did with moderate success.
Despite his performances improving last season, a muscle injury forced him to miss United’s FA Cup triumph over Manchester City in May and that same problem ruled him out of Euro 2024, too.