What Harry Maguire has said to West Ham as Man Utd receive £60m offer for fringe duo

Harry Maguire has reportedly performed a U-turn on his Manchester United exit stance after West Ham submitted a £60m double bid

Harry Maguire has performed a U-turn on his Manchester United exit stance after West Ham United submitted a third improved bid for a summer transfer, according to reports. West Ham are gunning for Maguire and Red Devils team-mate Scott McTominay as David Moyes pushes for reinforcements.

Maguire had previously snubbed the idea of an Old Trafford exit this summer, despite starting just eight Premier League games last season.

The 30-year-old was allegedly hungry to fight for his place under Erik ten Hag after slipping to fifth in the United manager’s centre-back pecking order.

But after Ten Hag stripped him of the United captaincy and confirmed his second-string status by leaving him out of Saturday’s friendly against RC Lens, Maguire’s stance seems to have changed.

According to The Athletic, West Ham have offered a combined £60m for Maguire and McTominay, both in the shop window for the right price.

And the report claims that the London Stadium club have been sent encouragement that Maguire is willing to join.

West Ham are ready to table a £100,000-per-week contract, a decline on the United No 5’s current £190,000 weekly package after the club’s return to the Champions League.