Maguire wants Southgate to keep managing England and not move to Manchester United.

Old Trafford wants England manager.

March 21st 2024.

Maguire wants Southgate to keep managing England and not move to Manchester United.
Harry Maguire, the talented defender for both Manchester United and England, has been a crucial member of the national team, earning an impressive 62 caps under the leadership of Gareth Southgate. In the midst of talks linking Southgate to a potential managerial position at Manchester United, Maguire has made it clear that he hopes the Englishman will stay on as England manager.

Rumors have surfaced this week that Southgate may be the top choice for Sir Jim Ratcliffe, should current United boss Erik ten Hag be dismissed. This comes as no surprise, as Southgate has proven himself to be one of the most successful managers in England's history, leading the team to the final of Euro 2020 and the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup.

It's no secret that Manchester United has been admiring Southgate's work, and with his contract set to expire at the end of the year, there is speculation about his future with the national team. However, no decisions are expected to be made until after Euro 2024 in the summer. But, if it were up to the players, Southgate would stay on as the Three Lions' manager and reject any interest from Old Trafford.

Maguire, who has had a great working relationship with Southgate, has expressed his desire for the manager to continue leading the team to success. When asked if the England squad wants Southgate to stay on beyond this summer, Maguire confidently responded, "Yeah, definitely, obviously." He went on to emphasize the team's focus on the upcoming Euros and their determination to bring home a trophy.

The defender also acknowledged the tough nature of the England manager's job, stating that it is one of the most scrutinized positions in the world. But, he believes that Southgate deserves credit for the team's progress and success under his leadership. Maguire believes that the team is ready to win and has the talent and ability to produce big moments in the tournament.

As England prepares to face Brazil in a friendly this weekend, Southgate will be finalizing his plans for the Euros. And, while there may be some fans who would prefer to see someone else take charge of the national team, Maguire has complete faith in Southgate and his ability to lead England to victory.

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