Manchester United Defender Maguire Says I Am Ready To Give Everything As New Season Dawns

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manchester united defender maguire says i am ready to give everything as new season dawns

Manchester United defender Harry Maguire has relayed his voice that he is ready ahead of the new season, Softfootball can report.

Maguire, in his words, said he is preparing to embark on his seventh season at Manchester United with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment, as the experienced defender looks to play a meaningful role in what he hopes will be a successful campaign under manager Ruben Amorim.

Now 32, Maguire joined United from Leicester City on 5 August 2019 in a then-world-record deal for a defender. Over six years later, he remains a key figure within the squad, having collected Carabao Cup and Emirates FA Cup winners medals and worn the captain's armband for multiple seasons. Despite challenges in recent campaigns, including injury setbacks, loss of starting status, and intense public scrutiny, Maguire has continually fought to stay relevant at Old Trafford.

Last season was far from smooth for United as a team, but Maguire still managed to provide some memorable contributions. His late-match appearances as a makeshift striker became an unlikely storyline, with the highlight moment being his extra-time winner against Lyon in the Europa League. It was a goal that reflected both his determination and his versatility, even during a frustrating year.

As the Reds look ahead to 2025/26, Maguire is optimistic but grounded in his ambitions.

Maguire told Manchester United TV in a scheduled interview this:

Maguire emphasised the difference made by a more structured pre-season under new boss Amorim. The Reds have spent a fortnight in the United States for Tour 2025, presented by Snapdragon, with a clear focus on tactical cohesion.

He continued:

"It's refreshing, really. Instead of just running around cones, we're working through tactical plans, in-game scenarios, and decision-making. It's helped all of us get a clearer picture of what's expected."

Meanwhile, Softfootball had earlier written on Manchester Uniteds pre-season process, where Coach Amorim reflected and emphasised the need to work harder ahead of the new season.

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