Manchester United's head coach, Rúben Amorim, confirmed at today's press conference that the club is exercising the one-year extension option in Harry Maguire's contract. Additionally, the club intends to secure another extension soon. Maguire's current contract was set to expire in the summer, and to avoid a free transfer for the English centre-back, United is extending the contract using a clause.

Manchester United has confirmed they will activate the option to extend Harry Maguire's contract for another year. The club has communicated to him the need for improvement both on the field and as a leader.

Team Talk reports on the positive contract discussions between Manchester United and Harry Maguire. Discussions between Manchester United and defender Harry Maguire over a new contract have been ‘positive’ and there is a ‘need’ to keep the 31-year-old. A two-year deal is being discussed.

Harry Maguire, a 31-year-old defender, might continue his career at Manchester United despite facing much criticism over the years. Sky Sports UK reported that there have been positive discussions regarding a contract extension. Maguire's current contract lasts until June 30 next year, but Manchester United holds the option to automatically extend it until 2026. Following the Manchester Premier League derby against City, Maguire stated that he hadn't thought about his contract situation yet, but noted that all signals were positive and that the talks had been really positive so far. Since the arrival of Portuguese manager Amorim at Old Trafford, Maguire appears to be experiencing a renaissance, with Amorim commending his performance, particularly in a three-defender formation.