Manchester United will improve next season after poor 2024-25: Harry Maguire
Manchester United defender Harry Maguire has said that the club will come back stronger next season after their disastrous 2024-25 campaign. United had their worst finish in the Premier League this time around as they ended the campaign in 15th and ended up losing the Europa League final to Tottenham Hotspur. Speaking to Sports Today in Mumbai, Maguire said that his views of the season were similar to manager Ruben Amorim's, who said the season was a disaster. The United defender said the team weren't anywhere near good enough this season and will work hard next time around. Maguire also thanked the United fans for their support during the rough season. advertisement"Yeah, pretty similar, really to Ruben Amorim. I think it's been a really disappointing season, so it's been nowhere near good enough. Next season we will improve. We will work as hard as we can. And yeah, a big thank you for your support throughout this difficult season and this season and seasons like this. It's when you show how good you are as, as a fan base, and, our fans have shown this year that they're the best fans in the world. And so next year it's time for us to deliver and bring the good times back for them," said Maguire. We aim to win more trophies next season
Maguire opened up on his extra-time winner against Lyon in the Europa League and said it is something he will never forget. The Defender also said that the aim for next season will be to try and win more trophies. "It was an amazing feeling—scoring a last-minute goal for this club against a big European side. It's a memory I'll never forget, and I know the fans won't either. My family was in the stands that night, and they had a great time too. The dressing room was buzzing. But in the end, it turned to disappointment because we didn't go on to win the cup. Still, it's a moment I'll always cherish. Next season, we go again and aim to win more trophies," said Maguire. Must Watch
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