Former Manchester United captain Harry Maguire, a 33-year-old central defender, has signed a new contract with the English club, extending his stay at Old Trafford. The contract is for one year initially, with the option to further extend it. Maguire, who joined Manchester United in 2019 from Leicester City for a world record transfer fee of 80 million Euros, has made 266 appearances for the club and has won both the Carabao Cup and the Emirates FA Cup with the team.
In a statement released by Manchester United, Maguire expressed his pride in representing the club, stating that it is an honor and a responsibility that makes him and his family proud every day. He looks forward to continuing his journey at the club for at least eight seasons and creating more memorable moments with the supporters. The club’s director of football, Jason Wilcox, praised Maguire’s professionalism, experience, and leadership qualities, highlighting his contribution to the squad’s ambition and resilience.
Manchester United, currently in third place in the Premier League standings with 55 points, is gearing up to face Leeds in their upcoming match at Old Trafford on April 14.
