Says Maguire shouldn't be criticised, he's a good player enough

Manchester United is a team that every season is demanding of results, and that includes the players who are a fundamental part of the pursuit of goals. Undoubtedly the arrival of Erik ten Hag to the Manchester United bench has meant a change in the team's strategy.

Erik ten Hag benched players who were considered to be a fundamental part of the squad, one of them being the signing of the most expensive defender in the club's history, Harry Maguire, which amplified doubts that he is a player who is not that good. Despite being a regular in Gareth Southgate's England squad.

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Criticism for Maguire has risen in recent days, as the player has been the subject of much debate over whether he is really good enough to play for England. "I'm sad about Maguire's situation because he's a good player. Too much is demanded of him, just because they paid 80 million pounds for him. Does he have to be the best in the world in every game? I don't agree," Giorgio Chiellini told Time Sport about the controversial player.

"Maguire won't be Rio Ferdinand, but he's good enough"

He also shared that the market value depends on many things. Harry Maguire wants to regain the confidence of his game in this last international break before the World Cup. He will hope to regain the confidence that has been affected by everything surrounding the Red Devils.