Manchester United have rejected five separate approaches for defender Harry Maguire this summer, according to reports. The 32-year-old has attracted interest from both Premier League and Italian clubs, but the Red Devils are determined to keep him.
Three Premier League sides and two Italian outfits have made offers for the former Leicester City captain. However, United have rebuffed all approaches, with manager Ruben Amorim content with his defensive options and keen to retain Maguire's experience.
Maguire's current contract expires at the end of next season, but all parties are reportedly on the same page regarding an extension. The defender is happy at Old Trafford and hopes to emulate club legends such as Steve Bruce and Bryan Robson by guiding United back to success.
Negotiations over a new deal are not expected to be rushed, though Maguire's current £190,000-a-week wages may be a factor in discussions. The centre-back is expected to play a key role in Amorim's back-three system, with his leadership valued both on and off the pitch.
