Harry Maguire has struggled at Old Trafford this season, and Manchester United have stated that the England captain will ‘be looking forward to going away in the summer.’
According to a former Premier League striker, Manchester United captain Harry Maguire would be desperate to leave the club this summer.
Maguire has been chastised by United fans this season after a string of disappointing performances. When he was substituted against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, he was booed, but when he was on international duty against Ivory Coast, he was booed.
Maguire’s home was raided by Greater Manchester Police earlier this month after he received a bomb threat. Maguire was then benched for United’s defeat at Arsenal, and he was left out entirely of the matchday squad for the visit of Chelsea on Thursday.
Maguire will now be keen for the season to end, according to Gabriel Agbonlahor. “I do feel sorry for Harry Maguire,” he told Football Insider.
“As a player, I’ve been in situations when you’re having a bad run and everyone is rooting for you. You’re at a loss for what to do. I’m sure he’s looking forward to the season’s conclusion. Take a relaxing vacation with his family and forget about football.
“Return in the preseason, put in the work, and begin a new season with a new manager.” He’ll be looking forward to getting away from football throughout the summer. You are free to look through it. Everyone has mental health issues, and sportsmen cannot be considered machines.
“People like to get on the Maguire bandwagon. I feel sad for him since Man United has had a string of mediocre performers. But he is constantly singled out. He didn’t play against Arsenal, who were a defensive disaster. Raphael Varane wasn’t much better, and Victor Lindelof wasn’t much better.”
Manchester United’s Contract with Harry Maguire
After Ashley Young’s move to Inter Milan, Maguire, the most expensive defender in history, was named captain at United in 2020. The former Leicester City midfielder is on a £190,000-per-week deal at United, which runs until 2025.
Maguire signed a six-year contract with the option of a year extension on August 5, completing the transfer. On August 11, 2020, he made his United debut in the club’s first Premier League encounter, a 4–0 home victory over Chelsea, for which he was named Man of the Match.
