“I don’t know who’s going to win tomorrow but I’m promising our fans one thing”: Man United defender Harry Maguire has made ONE huge promise to the club’s fans ahead of Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur

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“[The fans] been absolutely incredible this season, it is surprising to us players how much they are backing us,” Maguire said.

“We’ve disappointed them far too much. We’ve given them some good times in the Europa League and some great memories in terms of winning the derby at the Etihad and things, but it’s even surprised me.

“It’s been remarkable when we get to play in front of them, even though we’re not performing.

“That’s why I think they deserve it. We have a great opportunity to go and win the cup final and give them that day out. It’s only a good day out if we come back and win the tournament.”

United are already certain of their worst Premier League finish and could end up as low as 17th, just one place above the relegation zone.

Amorim has won just six league games since his appointment in mid-November and defeat at Chelsea last time out means they’ve gone a club record eight Premier League games without victory.

Maguire, however, insists the league form has suffered in the pursuit of Europa League glory. And he believes United’s domestic results will be much better next season.

“We know this season’s been nowhere near good enough,” he said.

“I think there is no doubt it has been really difficult. The last couple of months, without saying too much, we have focused on the Europa League in terms of the starting XI.

“It has been frustrating. It shouldn’t be like that. Two months ago, we should have been in a better position where we are fighting for a Europa League position and the Champions League positions. That is what this club demands.

“We know this season has been nowhere near good enough for this club and for our standards. Next season, I know we will improve.”

Maguire is hoping to put his final heartache behind him when Amorim names his team to play Spurs at Estadio de San Mamés.

The England defender missed the 2021 Europa League final defeat to Villarreal and last season’s FA Cup final victory over Manchester City through injury.

He was also named on the bench for the Carabao Cup final and FA Cup final in 2023 during a spell out of the team under Erik ten Hag.

“Missing the Villarreal one was a big one for me,” he said.