Harry Maguire Ready to Reject £500k-a-Week Saudi Offer to Secure New Manchester United Contract

‎Harry Maguire is reportedly prepared to reject a massive £500,000-per-week offer from Saudi Arabia to remain at Manchester United, provided the club gives him the assurances he seeks over his role and future. The England defender’s current contract runs until next summer, but discussions over a possible extension are expected to begin soon.

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‎Harry Maguire ready to reject £500k-a-week Saudi deal as Manchester United prepare contract renewal talks with the England defender.

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‎The Manchester United centre-back has drawn interest from Saudi Pro League sides Al-Nassr and Al-Ettifaq, who are willing to make him one of the league’s highest-paid players. Maguire, however, is believed to prefer staying at Old Trafford if United confirm that he remains part of their long-term plans. Reports suggest that clarity over his status in Erik ten Hag’s squad is central to his decision.

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‎Maguire’s commitment to staying at the top level is also influenced by his England ambitions. A move to the Middle East could affect his place in Gareth Southgate’s plans, especially ahead of major international tournaments. The financial lure of Saudi Arabia remains strong, yet the defender’s focus appears fixed on extending his elite-level career in European football.

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‎The 32-year-old’s journey at Manchester United has been defined by both highs and lows. Signed from Leicester City in 2019 for £80 million, he became the world’s most expensive defender and was later named club captain under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. His form, however, dipped under Erik ten Hag, resulting in the loss of his captaincy. Despite this, Maguire’s resilience and determination have seen him reclaim his place in the team and contribute to key domestic cup triumphs in recent seasons.

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‎The FA Cup and Carabao Cup victories in 2023 and 2024 reinforced his importance to the squad. His defensive leadership and composure have once again made him a reliable figure, particularly in a team undergoing transition under INEOS ownership. Club officials reportedly value his experience and view him as an asset during the restructuring of the squad.

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‎Maguire’s next contract could define the final chapter of his career. United are expected to offer a short-term extension rewarding his loyalty and form, while maintaining flexibility for the club’s evolving project. Talks are anticipated to start before the January transfer window, with both sides keen to reach an agreement that secures stability.

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‎If negotiations stall, Maguire could reconsider interest from Saudi Arabia or explore other European options once his deal enters its final months. Those close to him suggest his main priority remains continuing his career at Manchester United, where he hopes to conclude his tenure on his own terms.