The Man Utd star worries about his loss if Harry Maguire completes his transfer | Football | sport

Manchester United has been signing the defender since the beginning of the summer.

The Red Devils have already submitted an offer of £ 70 million for the English international, an offer that has been firmly rejected by the Fox.

Leicester claims a minimum of £ 80 million and will not be in the 26-year age group unless their badessment is met.

Old Trafford is more and more confident that they will be able to badign Maguire to the clutches of the Midlands club before the closing of the transfer counter on August 8th.

And according to the MetroThe potential arrival of Maguire at the Theater of Dreams left Bailly to fear for his place on the team.

They claim Bailly is wary of his future, as Maguire's addition to the team would leave United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with seven central defenders at his disposal.

And it is said that the Ivorian worries about the ax, because the club has recently made new contracts to defensive rivals Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo.

Maguire's pursuit of United began last summer, when former Red Devils leader Jose Mourinho wanted to meet the former Sheffield United man.

Leicester is more than happy to keep Maguire. His manager, Brendan Rodgers, recently warned United to not be able to sell their coveted central defender.

"The club is in excellent health as there is no pressure to sell a player," Rodgers said after the pre-season friendly win over Cambridge United on Tuesday night.

"And if a player leaves the city of Leicester, the badessment will have to be completed. We have a high level player, watched by top clubs. I respect that because I understand why, but there is no offer close to our badessment that would even take a look at.

"How he handled the situation was fantastic. Harry never hesitated. If an evaluation is made that will please the property, one must decide for the player. "

Solskjaer was frustrated by United's continued pursuit on England's ace, but has not yet given up signing the pillar.

"It will take time for any player to adapt to Man United," said the Norwegian. "Apart from me, it took me six minutes in the first game (against Blackburn)!

"I am very happy with the two that you mentioned, we must be patient because it is a long road and it is very important that we get the good ones, we can not just jump on a different path if you hit an obstacle.

"My feelings are that I have not had a frustrated feeling at all."