Harry Maguire, Manchester United defender, recently opened up about the difficulties he faced after missing key matches due to injury.
Despite working hard to regain fitness, setbacks from a calf injury prevented his participation.
A year ago, Erik ten Hag stripped Maguire of the United captaincy, and he nearly moved to West Ham.
However, Maguire fought back into the team, making 31 appearances last season. He expressed pride in his perseverance and form despite the challenges.
Looking ahead, Maguire remains committed to United, though his future may hinge on potential transfers.
He acknowledged the competition from new signing Leny Yoro but expressed optimism about the club’s future.
Maguire also noted the impact of managerial uncertainty on the team’s performance last season, which saw United finish eighth in the Premier League.
