The defender could be used to land a Premier League star.
Manchester United are prepared to use Harry Maguire in a player-plus-cash deal to land a Premier League star wanted by their rivals.INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed that a complete audit of the club will be carried out ahead of the summer transfer window, including an assessment of
United have the option of extending Maguire's contract by a year, but they could look to offload him to help fund new signings. The Portuguese star signed a new deal with the Premier League champions last year, although it's understood that a release clause was included in the agreement.
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