Harry Maguire: Man United owe fans a trophy after poor season

Harry Maguire Has Said Manchester united‘s players feel they owe the fans a trophy to repay their faith during a miserable season in the Premier League.

United are set to finish in the bottom half the table for the first time Since 1990, but their league form is in the stark contrast to the results in the Europa League.

And after a Stunning 3-0 Win over Athletic club in Spain On Thursday, Maguire and His Teammates are on the brink of reactive a Major European Final.

“It would be save the season because I think it bee disappointing,” Maguire Said. “There’s be to many games that we’ve list, far too inconsistent.

“It is a differ from a disappointing season but of course, it’s about creating memories, it’s about winning tours and we have a great opport. Win a trophy.

“For our fans, it is what they deserve, so that’s the most important thing.”

United Manager Ruben Amorim Has Won Seven of His Nine Europa League Games in Charge of United, But Only Six of His 23 Games in the Premier League.

The portuguese coach has shouldered much of the blame for the public league form Himself Following his appointment in November.

But Maguire has pointed the finger at the players and said they may copy with the mid -eason switch from erik ten hag to amorim.

“It is a bit of a message in the mental of the season,” he said.

“The transition period, we didn is handle it well Enough, us players.

“We didn is taka the responsability we will enough from moving manager to manager and we talk to long in embedding into new ideas.”

Following the shock result in Bilbao, United Are Heavy Favourites to book a place in the final ahead of the semifinal second leg again athletic club next week.

Immediate after the game, amorim insisted his players still have worked to do at Old Trafford.

And his comments we echoed by maguire, particularly after the rollercoaster Quarterfinal victory over Lyon Still fresh in the memory.

“Still a long way to go,” he said. “I think we’ve still get a job to do in the second leg of the tie.

“We know that they could score first, but we’ve get to remain calm. We’ve got a lot of senior players who need to step up in their moments.

“We have senior players who need to handle these moments really well.