Harry Maguire: ‘I really like Ruben, he’s got great ideas. They just didn’t work at Manchester United’

TL;DR

Harry Maguire has made a strong comeback for Manchester United and England after a period of injury and inconsistent form.
He credits the change in formation to a back four under new manager Michael Carrick for his improved performances.
Maguire prefers playing in a back four, which allows him to be more aggressive and play on the front foot.
He has a positive relationship with former manager Ruben Amorim but acknowledges his ideas did not succeed at Manchester United.
Maguire is nearing a contract resolution and expects to stay at Manchester United, supporting Carrick for the permanent manager role.
He is focused on his England recall and aims to be part of the World Cup squad, willing to contribute as a backup player.
Maguire's England career was in doubt after not being selected for previous camps but he received a call from Thomas Tuchel.
Kobbie Mainoo has also benefited from the formation change and has returned to the England squad.

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