Manchester United needs to quickly finalize an agreement with Mr. 80 million! If they don’t take action, they may lose key strength at the end of the season.

Manchester United defender Maguire's outstanding performance against Liverpool at the weekend directly confirmed that the Red Devils need to accelerate their contract renewal - his contract will expire at the end of this season, and the club needs to finalize his future as soon as possible.

Previously, reporter Romano revealed that Maguire has started negotiations with Manchester United on a potential new contract. Although Maguire is no longer the absolute core of Old Trafford, the game at Anfield was enough to prove that he can still contribute to the team.

In 2019, he joined from Leicester City for a high price of 80 million pounds. Since then, although he has been controversial due to the transfer fee, he has often responded to doubts with his actual performance. Now that Ineos is leading Manchester United's recruitment, the direction is turning to young players from around the world, and Maguire's veteran experience has become an irreplaceable asset.

The core issue of contract renewal is salary: Maguire's current weekly salary is 237,500 pounds, which is not a small burden for Manchester United. If he is willing to accept a salary cut (which has not yet been determined), Manchester United should make every effort to sign him to a short-term contract.

The 32-year-old Maguire knows the weight of "playing for Manchester United". He has endured criticism all year round but has always been able to survive. Staying on the team for another year is of great value - especially when the team plans to introduce young defenders such as Yoro and Haven. His experience can help newcomers adapt quickly.

The transfer window is now closed, and Ineos needs to prioritize expiring contracts. Maguire's contract expires next summer and he should have been United's top target for an extension in recent months. Although a salary cut is more beneficial to the club's finances, Manchester United originally paid this high salary by itself, and now it has to bear the salary pressure itself.