Manchester United could pay Harry Maguire up to £10 million to leave the club this summer, after the centre-back has fallen massively out of favour under Erik ten Hag.
Having started just 16 of 61 games under the Dutchman this season - just eight in the Premier League - with Lisandro Martinez, Raphael Varane, Victor Lindelof and even Luke Shaw preferred ahead of him in the centre of defence, Maguire is expected to leave Manchester United in the upcoming transfer window.
However, the 30-year-old currently earns £190,000-a-week and still has two years remaining on his contract at Old Trafford.
According to the Daily Mail, prospective clubs will only be willing to pay him half of that salary, though, if he is to leave in the summer, meaning he is entitled to a £10 million pay-off from the club to cover his loss of earnings elsewhere.
Indeed, the report suggests Manchester United are willing to offer the England international a pay-off in order to free up space in their squads and generate funds. Maguire is valued at around £30 million, despite signing a six-year contract after joining from Leicester City in 2019 for £80 million.
ESPN suggest Maguire will hold talks with Ten Hag to discuss his future after the end of the season, which concludes for Manchester United with the FA Cup final against Manchester City on Saturday.
Ten Hag has publicly expressed his desire for Maguire to stay, highlighting it is his player's decision to make.
Currently the club captain, it is likely he will move on in search of first-team football. Despite being selected for England's Euro 2024 qualifiers against Malta and North Macedonia, England manager Gareth Southgate warned him last week that he risks being left out of future squads if his lack of first-team football continues.
Maguire isn't the only Manchester United centre-back set to depart the club, though, with Eric Bailly expected to leave after spending the season on loan at Marseille, while Axel Tuanzebe's contract expires on June 30.
