The will to stay is firm.
The British media’Daily Mail’ said on the 30th (Korean time), “Inter Milan wants to sign Harry Maguire (29), captain of Manchester United, on loan. I’m trying to fill it up.”
It is the humiliation of a world record defender. Maguire joined Manchester United from Leicester City in 2019 for £80m. Manchester United have high hopes for Maguire. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (49), since his days as former coach, he has been trusted as captain. However, Maguire is suffering from criticism from the local media every day for a long slump.
The intensity of the criticism grew stronger and stronger. According to the British media ‘BBC’, some fans threatened Maguire with a bomb attack. Even when he played for the England national team, he booed Maguire. Harry Kane (29) and other teammates of his national team surrounded Maguire through interviews. 안전놀이터
This season, even the main competition was pushed back. Coach Eric Ten Hag (52) is using Raphael Varane (29) and Lisandro Martinis (23) as key center backs. Even side defender Luke Shaw (27) threatened Maguire’s position. Despite a big success at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Maguire could not get out of the bench. He has only made one start in the 2023 English Premier League (PL). The British media ‘Mirror’ nailed it, saying, “Maguire is actually the 4th ranked center back in Manchester United.”
The main competition has been pushed back at Manchester United, but there are still teams that want Maguire. ‘Mirror’ announced that “West Ham United is considering signing Maguire.” ‘Daily Mail’ raised the rumor of Maguire entering the Italian stage, saying, “Inter Milan has pointed out Maguire as a replacement for Skriniar.”
But Maguire’s will is firm. He doesn’t even seem to respond to love calls. According to the British ‘Daily Star’, Maguire said, “I will compete for the starting lineup at Manchester United. I am still doing well in training. I will seize the opportunity when it comes. It is only part of football that I am pushed out of the starting lineup right now.”