Harry Maguire

Audi A5 S-Line


The defender took a snap of his brand new ride. And surely it's a beauty!

Born in Sheffield, England, he started his youth career at Sheffield United. In 2011 with the team facing relegation he was fast tracked to the senior side, winning the man of the match in his debut against Cardiff City in April. Sheffield United would eventually be relegated that season and so life began anew in League One. His impressive performances at the beginning of the 2011-12 season saw the club reward him with a new contract that would tie him up with the Blades till 2015. He began to grow in stature, becoming a regular with the first team, with over 56 appearances to his name he ended the season being awarded both "Player of the Year" and "Young Player of the Year" by the club. He would continue to be a mainstay of the Blades' defence making over 100 appearances in the following couple of seasons. Newly promoted Premier League side Hull City took notice of his impressive displays and signed him July 2014 to a 3 year contract. Initially the defender suffered to secure a starting berth with the team and was soon loaned out to Championship side Wigan Athletic. Hull would get relegated that season and the defender would have to wait his turn for Premier League Football. In 2015-16 the Englishman would feature on a more regular basis for Hull as they won promotion back to the Premier League. 2016-17 saw him cement his place in the first team as he featured in 29 Premier League games, and while the season ended in relegation the defender was award Hull's Player of the Year. In June 2017 Leicester City acquired his services for a fee of £12 million, he featured in all 38 of the Fox's Premier League games which would lead to an England call-up. The defender was selected to represent his national side in the FIFA World Cup 2018. In Russia his performances for the Three Lions won him praise from all over the world, forming a part of a compact defence his goal saw England beat Sweden in the quarter finals of the tournament.  In the summer of 2019 he became the Most Expensive Defender in the world. He made the move to Manchester United that paid a whopping 88 Million Euro's (!) to Leicester City.