Harry Maguire Linked with Saudi Pro League Move

Manchester United defender Harry Maguire, who joined from Leicester for £80million in 2019, could leave Old Trafford at the end of the season. With his contract expiring in June and United unlikely to offer an extension, Saudi clubs Al-Nassr and Al-Ettifaq are interested. At 33, Maguire may seek a lucrative final career move, especially with his England opportunities limited.

At the end of the season, Manchester United defender Harry Maguire could be on the move, potentially joining the Saudi Pro League. The 32-year-old centre-back, who cost United £80 million from Leicester City in 2019, a world record for a defender, has a contract expiring in June 2026, although the club triggered a 12-month extension last summer. United are not expected to offer further terms, leaving Maguire free to negotiate with other clubs from January.

Saudi sides Al-Nassr and Al-Ettifaq are reportedly interested in signing him, with the move offering the defender a chance to secure a lucrative final contract. Maguire, who will turn 33 in March, has made 64 appearances for England but has been left out of the current squad by Thomas Tuchel, complicating his prospects for the next World Cup. Speaking about his contract, Maguire confirmed that the club activated the extension last year without discussion, but indicated that conversations about his future will occur in the coming months.

A move to Al-Nassr would reunite him with former United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo. While he remains committed to Manchester United, the opportunity to cash in on a high-profile transfer could shape the final stages of his career.