The contract situation of Harry Maguire at Manchester United has drawn interest from several clubs. 'The Athletic' reported that Leicester City, SSC Napoli, and the two Istanbul clubs, Fenerbahce and Galatasaray, are closely monitoring the center-back's situation. Maguire's current contract with the Red Devils is set to expire at the end of the season. From January 1st, he will be eligible to negotiate with foreign clubs without needing United's consent. However, Manchester United has a clause that could automatically extend his contract until 2026. Maguire has mentioned that he is in discussions with his current club about a potential long-term extension.

Team Talk reports on the growing interest in Harry Maguire from Napoli and Fenerbahce. Harry Maguire is picking up interest from Napoli and Fenerbahce. His contract is due to expire in June, allowing him to speak with potential suitors from January 1. United could face a legal battle if they try to extend Maguire's contract after he has agreed terms with another club.

Fenerbahce, led by manager Jose Mourinho, is interested in signing Harry Maguire. Mourinho, a former United boss, is a big fan of Maguire. Fenerbahce views him as a potential bargain due to his experience with United and the England national team. Maguire could potentially agree terms with a foreign club from January 1, ahead of joining on a free transfer in summer 2025.

Harry Maguire is attracting interest from Fenerbahce. Manchester United are under time pressure to resolve Maguire's future due to interest from clubs like Fenerbahce.