Post: Five teams are rejected for signing Maguire, Manchester United intends to keep the player

August 6th, British media Daily Mail reported that the Premier League and clubs from Italy contacted Manchester United for Maguire's transfer, but Manchester United refused.

report pointed out that teams from home and abroad who are interested in the player have been told that Maguire is likely to renew his contract with Manchester United and spend the rest of his career at Old Trafford. Whether this happens remains to be seen, with three Premier League teams and two Italian teams exploring Maguire's transfer this summer, but both were rejected by Manchester United.

32-year-old Maguire has a weekly salary of £190,000 and his current contract will expire next summer. The players team declined to comment on this, but it is reported that the players themselves want to stay with the team. In 2019, Maguire transferred from Leicester City to Manchester United at the time with £80 million of a defender transfer fee record. He hopes to be a player like Dennis Elvin, Gary Pallister, Steve Bruce and Brian Robson who are regarded as an important pillar of the team by Manchester United fans.

At present, no negotiations have been made about Maguire's contract renewal, but it is reported that Manchester United has conveyed a message to teams interested in Maguire's desire to keep him.

In any case, it is unlikely that the defender who has played 64 games for England is missing a choice. Former Manchester United coach Mourinho (Fenerbahce) and Solskjaer (Besiktas) may invite players to play in Turkey, and Galatasaray is also interested in him. Monaco and Marseille are also paying close attention to the situation of the player who can transfer freely after the end of the 25-26 season.

Clubs from outside England can negotiate pre-signing with players six months before the expiration of their player contract, which also means that if Manchester United and Maguire fail to reach an agreement on renewal, his transfer may be finalized as early as January next year.