The contract situation of Harry Maguire at Manchester United has sparked interest from several clubs. 'The Athletic' reported that Leicester City, SSC Napoli, and the Istanbul clubs Fenerbahce and Galatasaray are keeping a close watch on the center-back's situation. Maguire's current contract with the Red Devils is set to expire at the end of the season. Starting January 1st, he will be eligible to negotiate with foreign clubs without requiring United's consent. However, Manchester United possesses a clause that could automatically extend his contract until 2026. Additionally, Maguire mentioned that discussions are ongoing with his current employer regarding a long-term extension.

Premier League strugglers Leicester City may be considering a reunion with their former player, Harry Maguire. Foxes boss Ruud van Nistelrooy spent the first half of the season at Manchester United with Maguire, initially serving as Erik ten Hag's assistant before a brief interim period. Although the fond memories from Maguire's time at the King Power Stadium might be appealing, a Premier League relegation for Leicester could complicate any potential deal. In addition, Manchester United has not yet activated the extension clause in Maguire's contract, which could result in legal issues if they attempt to do so after Maguire decides to leave. Despite these factors, Maguire had mentioned earlier this season that discussions over a new United contract were very positive.