Harry Maguire has extended his contract at Manchester United, keeping him at Old Trafford through to the end of next season.

Maguire's deal was set to expire at the end of the 2025-26 campaign.

However, the defender has been a key performer under Michael Carrick, since he replaced Ruben Amorim in January, with his solid displays leading to an England recall for last month's fixtures.

While Maguire will set his sights on making Thomas Tuchel's World Cup squad, he has committed his future to United for at least another year. There is an option to extend the deal until June 2028.

"Representing Manchester United is the ultimate honour. It is a responsibility that makes myself and my family proud every single day," said Maguire, who joined United from Leicester City in 2019.

"I am delighted to extend my journey at this incredible club to at least eight seasons and continue to play in front of our special supporters to create more amazing moments together.

"You can feel the ambition and potential of this exciting squad. The determination throughout the whole club to fight for major trophies is clear for everyone to see and I am confident that our best moments together remain ahead of us."

Maguire has featured 266 times for United across all competitions, playing a part in 68 clean sheets in that time while scoring 17 goals.

This season, Maguire has won the joint-most aerial duels (53) among defenders in United's squad, along with Matthijs de Ligt, while he leads the way for clearances (80).

United sit third in the Premier League, having lost just one of 10 matches since Carrick took charge.

They next host Leeds United on April 13.