Harry Maguire has said that he is focused on reclaiming his place at Manchester United.
Maguire, 30, has only featured for the Red Devils in four games this season – 116 minutes in three Premier League games and 90 minutes appearance in their 3-0 victory over Crystal Palace in the League Cup.
“I am not going to sit here all my life and play once a month. If it carries on, I am sure myself and the club will sit down and have a chat about things,” he told The Sun.
The defender added: “But I am fully focused on fighting to try and win back my place at Man United. My record under this manager speaks for itself. I haven’t started as many games as I like but my win percentage when I’ve played is ridiculously high.
“Of course I can improve. I’ll keep working hard and pushing, I’m sure there will be opportunities to come.”
The English international played a pivotal role in Erik ten Hag’s side 2-1 win over Brentford in their last Premier League game – assisting Scott McTominay for the late winner at Old Trafford.
