Jan 4, 2026; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith (22) teammates greet him on the sideline against the Green Bay Packers during the fourth quarter at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images
Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith sure felt like a man who would retire near the end of the 2025 regular season, but about six weeks into the offseason, Smith has offered no formal announcement about his future. If he does step away, though, CBS Sports already has a prediction for his replacement: Kamren Curl from the Los Angeles Rams, a free-agent-to-be.
CBS Sports linked Curl to the Vikings as a Smith successor, and the cap math will drive the real decision.
Kurl will test the open market in about three weeks, unless the Rams re-sign him, and if that comes to fruition, he might join Brian Flores’s unit in 2026 and beyond.
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Kamren Curl Gets Linked to the Vikings
Fans would not mind Curl on the back end of the defense.
Los Angeles Rams safety Kamren Curl (3) reacts after breaking up a pass intended for San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle (85) during the second quarter on Dec. 12, 2024, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, signaling incomplete as the Rams defense tightened coverage in a pivotal NFC West showdown. Mandatory Credit: Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images
CBS Sports Prediction: Curl to MIN
Zachary Pereles at CBS Sports sized up where the league’s Top 50 free agents might land next month, and when he got Curl’s name, the Vikings got the nod.
He wrote, “With Harrison Smith potentially retiring, Minnesota gets his replacement in Curl, a strong-tackling safety who has done solid work with both the Commanders and the Rams. Other suitors: Rams, Jets, Bears.”
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Pereles also labeled Minnesota as a possible suitor for Coby Bryant (S, SEA), Bryan Cook (S, KC), Rashid Shaheed (WR, SEA), Aaron Rodgers (QB, PIT), and Cade Mays (C, CAR).
Curl’s Statistical Biography
Curl is a rare 7th-Round success story. The Washington Commanders drafted him in 2020, two days after the Vikings picked Justin Jefferson, and Curl spent four years in the nation’s capital on his rookie deal. He signed with the Rams during the 2024 offseason, starting 33 games for Sean McVay’s team since.
All told, Curl has seen action in 93 NFL games, starting 86, and tabulating 586 total tackles, 28 passes defended, 18 tackles for loss, 14 QB hits, 8 sacks, and 5 interceptions. The man is versatile.
He’s 6’2″ and 200 pounds, ranking as the NFL’s 16th-best safety in 2026, per PFF. Kurl is one of the NFL’s best tackling safeties, too.
Evan Craig of Turf Show Times, a Rams-themed website, noted on Kurl this week, “While Curl hasn’t exactly lived up to expectations since he was signed over from Washington, he’s still a solid veteran presence on a defensive unit that needs it. For such a young roster on that side of the ball, Los Angeles needs as much help and guidance as it can muster.”
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“The Rams should be adding this offseason, not subtracting. About a year ago, I wrote that the Rams would be wise to give up on Curl after a year, saying there was a ‘slim chance he could bounce back.’ What a difference a year makes, that I’m now writing a post urging L.A. to retain him.”
Los Angeles reached the NFC Championship again in 2025, falling short against the eventual Super Bowl winner and rival Seattle Seahawks.
Craig continued, “Re-signing him, as I said, will be tricky, due to how many suitors he’ll have this offseason, and the fact that the front office just extended Quentin Lake on a three-year, $42 million deal in January.”
“Hard to believe that the organization will pour more resources into a player like Curl when there are other pressing needs on the roster. Curl did enough last season to prove to the Rams that they should extend him.”
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Other Safety Options from Free Agency
Pretend Smith indeed retires, but the Vikings either don’t want Curl or can’t afford him. These free-agent options may pique Minnesota’s attention:
Alohi Gilman (BAL)
Andre Cisco (NYJ)
Dane Belton (NYG)
Jalen Thompson (ARI)
Nick Cross (IND)
Reed Blankenship (PHI)
There’s also the draft, where the Vikings could spend a 1st- or 2nd-Rick on Emmanuel McNeill-Warren from Toledo or Dillon Thieneman of Oregon, the two best safeties in the upcoming class after Ohio State’s Caleb Downs, who is expected to fly off the board in the Top 10.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (9) celebrates a touchdown with safety Kamren Curl (3) during the NFC wild card matchup against the Minnesota Vikings on Jan. 13, 2025, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, as Los Angeles capitalized on momentum in the high-stakes postseason clash. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
Currently, the Vikings have safeties Josh Metellus, Theo Jackson, and Jay Ward in their 2026 roster orbit, assuming Smith walks away.
Curl’s next contract will likely pay him between $9 million and $12 million per year.
When Is the Smith Verdict?
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Yes, the Vikings hosted a farewell and retirement party for Smith in Week 18 against the Green Bay Packers. No, he hasn’t retired yet.
As each day passes, it’s more likely that Smith will return to the Vikings for one more run, Year No. 15 in the NFL. A source told VikingsTerritory in late January that Smith “has a hard time walking away,” and that he’s intrigued to return one more time because Flores signed an extension.
Regardless, a Smith verdict should be announced in the next 3.5 weeks, as free agency is 24 days away. “Legal tampering” — the hot-and-heavy action — begins on March 9th.
Curl will turn 27 next month. He has a few years of his prime in front of him.
Apolon De Charnie followed in the hoofprints of last year’s winner, Poniros, to provide Willie Mullins with another big-price winner of the Grade 1 JCB Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Poniros was 100/1 in 2025, but Apolon De Charnie was half that price (50/1) this afternoon, as Mullins teamed up with his son, Patrick, in the opening race on the Boodles Gold Cup Day card.
The winner travelled strongly into second position before the final flight of hurdles and was soon ridden clear by Mullins Jnr to run out a one-and-a-half length victor over the Skelton’s Maestro Conti (5/1).
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Minella Study (7/1) from the Adam Nichol yard and ridden by Ryan Mania was a further short-head back in third.
Earlier this morning a bet of £20,000 each-way was placed on the eventual third-placer.
That victory saw the American become a four-weight world champion, having also previously reigned at featherweight, super featherweight and lightweight in his career.
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It’s currently unknown if Stevenson’s next fight will be at 135lbs or 140lbs, but one potential fight could come against a man who has competed in both of those weight classes.
Lamont Roach is the fighter in question, who gained prominence last year after a controversial majority decision draw against Gervonta Davis, with a lot of people believing he had done enough to win that fight.
Stevenson is one of them, after he revealed on the Nightcap Show that he thinks Roach should have beaten Davis, even without the controversy in round nine where ‘Tank’ voluntarily took a knee but no knockdown was scored.
“Yeah, I do [think Roach beat him]. I thought without the knee he won that fight.”
Stevenson also explained his willingness to share the ring with Roach.
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“I would love to fight Lamont Roach. Me and Lamont Roach is an amazing fight. The best vs the best.”
Team Dominican Republic are heading into the 2026 World Baseball Classic quarterfinals after winning four consecutive pool games. They are up against Team Korea in Quarterfinal 1 on Friday.
New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto, who is participating in his second WBC, shared the motivation behind his goal to win the tournament. Soto dedicated it to his family for standing beside him.
“It’s got to be for my mom and dad,” Soto said. “They’ve been there since Day 1. My sister, my brother, both. I mean my family, they just been there every time. They’ve been pushing me, they’ve been right there to my side every time, so, I’m doing this for them.
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The Dominican Republic are three wins away from clinching the tournament for the first time since 2013. Soto reflected on his dream of winning the World Series and the WBC as a kid.
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“I think it’s gonna means a lot to them,” Soto said. “It’s something that we all dreamed about since I was a little kid. My dad dreamed about winning a World Series, and now when I was growing up, seeing the Dominican team winning in 2013, it was a dreamofor me to come here and try to win it for them.
Mets star Juan Soto praised “special” Dominican Republic team
Juan Soto was an integral part of the Dominican Republic’s 2023 WBC roster. The All-Star slugger has been in similar form in this year’s tournament. Soto was among the four Dominican players to hit a home run against Venezuela in their 7-5 win.
“We know what kind of talent we have in the team,” Soto said. “It’s great. We have guys that can [hit home runs]. Guys that can have power and do all these [things], but we gotta get it done. At the end of the day, I’m a little bit impressed with these guys, with this group. It’s really special.”
The Dominican Republic are on pace to break Team Medico’s record of most home runs (14) in a World Baseball Classic campaign.
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Chelsea winger Pedro Neto was charged by UEFA on Thursday for pushing a ballboy during the Champions League loss at Paris Saint-Germain.
Neto faces a one-game ban for the charge UEFA said was “unsporting behavior,” with a disciplinary decision to follow “in due course.”
Chelsea trails the defending champion 5-2 after the first leg on Wednesday in the round of 16. The return game is on Tuesday in London.
Neto shoved the boy in the chest for appearing to hold onto the ball instead of giving it back to the player late in the game when Chelsea trailed 4-2.
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Neto later apologized to the boy and gave him his game jersey.
“With the emotions of the game, we were losing, I wanted to pick up the ball,” Neto told British broadcaster TNT Sports. “I gave him a little push. I saw that I hurt him and I am sorry, as I’m not like this.
(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
Kolkata Knight Riders have added Zimbabwe fast bowler Blessing Muzarabani to their squad for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League 2026.The franchise confirmed the signing on Friday as they look to bolster their pace attack ahead of the new campaign. Muzarabani, a towering 6 ft 8 in right-arm fast bowler, has built a reputation in the shortest format for extracting steep bounce and picking up wickets during crucial stages of an innings.The Zimbabwe international brings significant experience in T20 cricket. In more than 80 T20 Internationals, he has taken over 90 wickets at an average of around 21, with best bowling figures of 3 for 8. His performances across international cricket and various franchise leagues have established him as one of Zimbabwe’s leading fast bowlers in the format.Muzarabani was also in impressive form in the recently concluded ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. The pacer finished among the top four wicket-takers in the tournament, claiming 13 wickets in just six matches and playing a key role in helping Zimbabwe reach the Super Eight stage.The Zimbabwe pacer is scheduled to arrive in Kolkata on March 17 as he prepares to link up with the squad ahead of the tournament.Kolkata Knight Riders – First 4 Matches in Indian Premier League 2026:
Bangladesh vs Pakistan 2nd ODI LIVE Updates: The match has been halted due to the thundering and lightning in Dhaka. The match officials have asked the played to return to their respective dressing rooms. Currently, Bangladesh’s score read 27/3 with Litton Das and Towhid Hridoy standing unbeaten. Earlier, Maaz Sadaqat and Salman Agha struck half-centuries as Pakistan posted 274 against Bangladesh in the second ODI of the three-match series in Dhaka on Friday. After being asked to bat first, Pakistan started well, with openers Maaz and Sahibzada Farhan stitching together a solid partnership. Maaz smashed 75 off 46 balls, while Salman contributed a steady 64 off 62 deliveries. Mohammad Rizwan chipped in with 44, and Sahibzada Farhan added 31 at the top. For Bangladesh, Rishad Hossain was the pick of the bowlers with three wickets, while captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz claimed two. Pakistan will need to defend their total strongly to keep the series alive, having suffered a heavy defeat in the opening ODI. (Live Scorecard)
The United States and Canada have had some epic hockey games in recent memory, but I can’t recall a substantial baseball game between the countries. That changes tonight in the quarterfinals of the World Baseball Classic. Team USA is -4.5 on the run line with a total of 9.5 for the 8 ET first pitch from Daikin Park in Houston. We are now in the knockout rounds.
It would almost be fitting for Canada to advance because we took the Canadians’ lunch in their national sport of hockey, with Team USA’s men and women beating Team Canada in the Olympics gold-medal match in both. I’m not sure that baseball is America’s pastime these days – that would be football – but it’s our sport.
Team USA was the WBC favorite entering the tournament and remains so at +130 despite almost not advancing out of pool play. After being stunned by Italy, 8-6, in their final pool-play game, the Americans needed the Italians’ help Wednesday vs. Mexico and got it. Italy prevailed 9-1, thanks largely to the first three-home run game in WBC history by captain Vinnie Pasquantino, who plays for the Kansas City Royals. There had been 25 two-homer games in the tournament’s history entering Wednesday.
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This has been a homer-happy event with 92 thus far, most in a single tournament, and we are only through pool play. The previous record was 85 dingers in both 2023 and 2009. There also have been a record eight individual multi-homer games this WBC. There have been six games where a team hit at least four home runs, also a record.
Ernie Whitt has been the Canadian manager in every World Baseball Classic — he was born in Detroit but is is a revered former Blue Jays catcher (1977-1989) — and has the country in the quarterfinals for the first time. Canada (+3000 to win tournament) clinched its berth with a 7-2 victory at Cuba in a win-or-go-home matchup; it’s the first time in WBC history that the Cubans did not advance past pool play. Canada already has won more games this year (three) than in any other WBC.
“We’re not here for a participation ribbon,” said pitcher Cal Quantrill, a key part of the win over Cuba. “We’re here to compete and play ball and win against the best countries in the world.”
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Canada has several major-leaguers on the roster and is expected to start one Friday in Arizona Diamondbacks righty Michael Soroka. The former touted Braves prospect allowed one run on four hits and one walk while striking out two over three innings in Team Canada’s tournament-opening win over Columbia. Soroka threw 54 pitches, 30 for strikes, and averaged 94.7 mph with his four-seam fastball.
The 28-year-old former top Braves prospect was 3-8 with a 4.52 ERA last MLB season with the Washington Nationals and Chicago Cubs. He made two Cactus League appearances this spring for Arizona and allowed four earned in 3.2 innings before leaving for the WBC. Canada will have former MLB lefty James Paxton available out of the bullpen. “The Big Maple” came out of retirement to compete and threw a dominant 2.2 innings in the win vs. Cuba.
Whitt pulled Paxton with two outs and two strikes in the ninth inning to keep him eligible for the quarterfinals because he was at 49 pitches. Team Canada’s bullpen allowed just three earned runs over 21.1 innings in pool play. The Marlins‘ Owen Cassie (.500, one HR, five RBI, 1.458 OPS) and Royals’ Abraham Toro (.467, one HR, five RBI, 1.529 OPS) have been the best Canadian hitters.
San Francico Giants righty Logan Webb will start for the USA. He was very good in two Cactus League outings and then dominated in the WBC-opening rout of Brazil in four innings, retiring 12 batters in a row with only one ball hit out of the infield to go along with six strikeouts. The lone run he allowed was a homer by Lucas Ramirez, the son of former All-Star outfielder Manny Ramirez. Webb threw 33 of 52 pitches for strikes.
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Clubs are allowed to make roster changes after pool play and the United States has dropped pitchers Tarik Skubal, Michael Wacha and Ryan Yarbrough (7.71 ERA in 2.1 innings in this WBC) for relievers Will Vest (Tigers), Tyler Rogers (Blue Jays) and Tim Hill (Yankees). Hill is a funky throwing southpaw who likely would be called upon to face Canada’s top lefty in the late innings.
Team USA is 4-1 all-time against Canada in the WBC, with all five games taking place in pool play. The loss came in 2006 in the inaugural Classic. The most recent game was in 2023 and the U.S. won 12-1, ending in seven innings because of the run rule.
The winner faces either Korea or the Dominican Republic in Sunday’s semifinals in Miami, and I expect that to be the DR. That quarterfinal is at 6:30 ET tonight, also from Miami in their first-ever matchup in this event. The other two quarterfinals are Saturday, and I like Italy over Puerto Rico and Japan over Venezuela in those.
On the updated MVP odds, Japan’s Shohei Ohtani is the +550 favorite followed by the USA’s Aaron Judge +600. No one else is below +1400. Judge is hitting .250 with two homers and five RBI in the WBC. Ohtani is at .556 with two homers and six RBI.
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Pick: The USA has played two good teams in this event in Mexico and Italy, and it didn’t cover +4.5 in the first and lost the latter. So with plenty of big-league guys on the roster, I like Canada +4.5.
Details for the FA Cup quarter-finals have been confirmed, with two of the four ties set to be shown free-to-air on the BBC and all four live on TNT Sports and HBO Max.
HBO Max is set to replace streaming service discovery+ within the UK from 26 March, with TNT Sports moving platforms accordingly.
Manchester City take on Liverpool in a heavyweight clash for a place in the last four, while Arsenal have once again been given a favourable draw as they take on the only Championship side left in the tournament, Southampton.
Elsewhere West Ham host Leeds in another all-Premier League clash and minnows Port Vale, the lowest-ranked side remaining, are rewarded for their giant-killing of top-flight Sunderland with a trip to Stamford Bridge.
The quarter-final ties will be played over the weekend of 4 April.
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Here’s everything you need to know.
FA Cup quarter-final TV schedule
Saturday, April 4
12:45 – Manchester City v Liverpool, live on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max
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17:15 – Chelsea v Port Vale, live on TNT Sports 1, HBO Max, BBC One and iPlayer
20:00 – Southampton v Arsenal, live on TNT Sports 1, HBO Max, BBC One and iPlayer
Sunday, April 5
16:30 – West Ham United v Leeds United, live on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max
RBC Canadian Open tournament director Ryan Paul was in Ponte Vedra, Fla., this week with plenty of the PGA Tour’s key stakeholders.
And he liked what he heard.
Paul, who became the lead of Canada’s lone PGA Tour stop in 2024 after seven years of running the CPKC Women’s Open, knows a lot remains unconfirmed after new PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp’s address Wednesday. But as far as the RBC Canadian Open is confirmed, he feels good.
“When you’re a tournament director, you take (the update) back and what it means for your own event. There are a lot of reasons to be satisfied with where the RBC Canadian Open is and where it’s going as we look forward to the future,” Paul told Sportsnet.ca in an exclusive conversation.
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Rolapp announced this week six key themes that the Tour would be working through and toward as it inches closer to a whole-hog changeover of its business model and schedule structure. But while nothing is set in stone — and it’s likely there won’t be any aggressive changeover until 2028 — there’s reason for optimism from the Canadian camp.
One theme was Rolapp wants to play more golf in bigger markets in the United States (Toronto is the fourth-largest city in North America), and with the Canadian Open being a national championship — and sponsored by a key business entity in Canada — it seems like it is all systems go.
“He did bring up the markets a few times and in the conversations we’ve had — Toronto is an important market to the PGA Tour. That part does feel promising for us,” Paul said. “We’re also a national open, which feels promising. We’ve got a great title sponsor with RBC, who have supported our event since 2008 and Canadian golf.
“Our event has been strong and growing every year, so there is a lot of positives going forward for this event if you look at it as a who’s-in and who’s-out type of thing.”
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As an organization, Golf Canada has been riding the wave of record-setting participation numbers in golf since the COVID-19 pandemic. At its annual general meeting this week, the National Sport Organization announced an increase of 3 per cent in total operating revenue year-over-year, reaching an “organizational record” of $62.7 million last year, which included an increase in positive financials on the national-championships side as well.
In his address this week, Rolapp stated how the PGA Tour could trend toward having a two-track system, where the upper track would include Signature Events, the majors, and the Players Championship, whereas the lower track would be aspirational and an opportunity for good play to be rewarded.
While most of Rolapp’s comments on the future were well received, he and the Future Competitions Committee will bring these specific details to the PGA Tour’s board later this year and another announcement is set to come June 22.
One thing that gave one multi-time Canadian PGA Tour winner pause was the likelihood of the decrease in tournament field size to just 120. Mackenzie Hughes told Postmedia at TPC Sawgrass that if the RBC Canadian Open’s field was trimmed there may not be enough room for it to be considered truly open.
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The current field size of the Canadian Open is 144, with 16 of those spots being given out to sponsor exemptions — most of whom are Canadian.
“If you go 120, all of a sudden you don’t have the space to put the (16) Canadians. And, obviously, I got to play it twice as a Canadian Amateur champ, so obviously I benefitted from that. So, we’ll see how it all shakes out,” Hughes said.
Paul, however, said the answer to the question about sponsor invites was more so wrapped in the Signature Events, where a big-name player was essentially gifted FedExCup points just because of who they were and not on merit. Jordan Spieth is the most consistent example of this.
Paul believes that Rolapp, an outsider coming to golf — he’s spent almost his whole career with the NFL — merely wondered why the sponsors were responsible for populating the field when the events are part of the PGA Tour schedule. That seemed different, Paul explained, than any other sport.
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“(Rolapp thought), let’s put it on us to put forth the best product and that’s what our sponsors are going to get — they’re going to get the best fields that we can (give them),” Paul said.
The unique thing about the RBC Canadian Open is that there are two levels of cross-country qualifying and, technically, any Canadian has the opportunity to tee it up at the Canadian Open as it stands now.
“There is a place for sponsor exemptions, and it has to make sense. I don’t know what changes are coming, (but sponsor exemptions have) been reduced for a lot of events. As a national open, we still have more than other tournaments. I don’t think this would be a one-policy-fits-all,” Paul said. “We’re 144 with 16 sponsor invites and another event would be 144 with four sponsor invites.
“The Tour has been respectful of the RBC Canadian Open and its history as a national open to retain exemptions for qualifying and for our Team Canada players.”
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There won’t be any changes to how things operate for the 2026 edition at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, but updates will likely filter through come summertime. The Canadian Open does not have a venue for 2027, but RBC announced in 2025 it would be extending its title sponsorship in a “multi-year agreement.”
“The PGA Tour will aim to put the best product on the golf course and that’s what the new model is supposed to do,” Paul said. “There was nothing shared that we didn’t already know but it laid out the framework which was appreciated by all groups.”
With fewer than three months of the campaign remaining as United battle to secure Champions League qualification, we examine the latest developments on Maguire’s contract situation, the assessment from his colleagues and potential moves overseas.
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Contract update
In his seventh campaign at Old Trafford, Maguire’s career in Manchester appeared finished merely two months ago, with only four league starts to his name under Ruben Amorim. Yet the appointment of Carrick has revitalised the England international, who has played a crucial role in United’s climb up the Premier League standings.
Whilst a decision is still pending on whether Maguire, 33, will be offered a new contract, The i Paper suggests a proposed deal with reduced wages is under consideration. This would require the defender to cut his £190,000-per-week salary to around £100,000. The report further indicates that Maguire is open to considering these new terms.
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Dressing room stance
As the third-longest serving United player in the current squad and former captain, he commands significant respect among his team-mates, who reportedly want the club to reward the defender with a new contract.
Per The Sun, the general consensus is it would be “madness” if the Englishman didn’t extend his career in Manchester due to his form and the guidance he’s providing to the club’s younger players.
The source stated: “The players think it would be madness if he was not offered a new deal. Harry has endured plenty of ups and downs at United but has come through all that and is playing really well.
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“He’s very well-respected in the dressing room and is passing on a lot of knowledge to some of the younger players like Ayden Heaven and Leny Yoro. Everyone likes him and respects him and the majority of the players want the club to give him a deal.”
Transfer offers abroad
Having spent his entire 15-year senior career in England, a move overseas could present an enticing opportunity for Maguire, particularly given his uncertain contract situation with United.
As his contract expires in the summer, Maguire is entitled to negotiate a pre-contract arrangement with overseas clubs and according to The Athletic, the defender’s representatives have conducted discussions with clubs in Turkey and Italy.
These have not yet progressed beyond initial enquiries and whilst it remains uncertain whether the 33-year-old would even consider a move abroad, it appears Maguire will have numerous options when deciding the next stage of his career.
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Sky Sports discounted Premier League and EFL package
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Sky has slashed the price of its Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle for the 2025/26 season, saving £336 and offering more than 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more.
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Sky shows at least 215 live Premier League games each season, an increase of up to 100, plus Formula 1, darts, golf and more.
