While acknowledging the uncertainty of the outcome, Maguire made a bold promise to supporters, declaring, “I’m not sure who’ll come out on top tomorrow, but I can guarantee one thing for our supporters — we’ll give everything we’ve got, every last drop, for that badge and for each other.”
The centre-back’s words come at the end of a turbulent campaign for the Red Devils, marked by inconsistent form and underwhelming domestic performances. Yet the Europa League final presents a golden opportunity for redemption, and Maguire is clearly focused on making things right. He admitted that the team had “let the fans down far too much this season” and emphasized the importance of using this match to restore pride and deliver something meaningful.
Maguire also reflected on the unpredictable nature of finals — how moments of brilliance or mistakes can shift the balance — but insisted that United are prepared to give their absolute best to control what they can. He spoke of the strong atmosphere in training and the deep sense of responsibility felt across the squad to rise to the occasion.
For Manchester United, this isn’t just a chance to win a European title; it’s also about securing Champions League football and setting the tone for the club’s rebuild under new leadership. With kickoff at the iconic San Mamés Stadium just hours away, fans will be hoping Maguire’s rallying cry signals a united and inspired performance from the squad.
As both teams prepare to battle it out on the pitch, Manchester United’s captain’s words will undoubtedly echo in the minds of fans — a promise of fight, of passion, and above all, of giving their all when it matters most.
