Harry Maguire has signed a new contract with Manchester United, ending months of speculation and bringing a sense of stability to the club after a difficult period for the England captain.

United announced the deal, reportedly worth around £150,000 per week, with the possibility of an extension until June 2028, just hours before the players arrived for training in County Kildare. This move is seen as a significant vote of confidence from owner Joel Glazer and manager Michael Carrick, who have overseen a revival under which Maguire has played a key role.

The contract comes after Maguire endured a tumultuous few years, including being booed by fans at Hampden Park in 2023 following England's Euro 2020 final defeat and being stripped of the captaincy. He described that moment as his career's lowest point, compounded by United's poor form and the loss of manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Maguire admits he struggled to cope with the intense pressure and criticism, feeling singled out despite believing his form dipped like many others.

Now, Maguire is back in favor, playing well, and popular again. His recent form earned him a recall to the England squad for the 2026 World Cup, where he hopes to play his third finals. He expresses immense gratitude to United for giving him a chance to restart his career and looks forward to contributing to the team's push for Champions League qualification.