British TV censored this former player for criticising Harry Maguire

The controversial English central defender, Harry Maguire, is a player who has been criticised for the level he has, for the lack of leadership he has had at what was the most expensive signing in history for a defender, almost €90 million was paid in 2019 to sign him to lead the defence of the Red Devils, the player has been left to owe.

The comments are very critical, and are very much in the trends, because he is a player from whom much would be expected for what his signing represented, and because he is the current captain of the England football team, in which he is trusted by the coach, Gareth Southgate, who lined him up in the last match before the World Cup in Qatar 2022.

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"A few days ago I saw Harry Maguire in the Nations League and I still think he's as bad as he is. A few days after I said that, he was sold for about 90 million to Man Utd and I still think it's totally ridiculous. When I said that on Sky Sports, They never invited me to comment again and I had the whole of England behind me for a while," Rafael van der Vaart told a Dutch TV channel.

The former player's comment was: "When I go to watch amateur football on Sundays, I can watch at least two games a week.I can see at least two or three players who can play like him. I am serious about that. I imagine him coming home and saying to his partner: 'I'm bad but they still pay me well anyway. They really think I'm good," referring to Harry Maguire, who was no longer a guest on Sky Sports before signing for Man Utd.

Rafael van der Vaart's opinion on how bad Harry Maguire was censored

It is certainly an anecdote that took a lot of relevance after the player told Dutch television about this defender of the Red Devils, who has had no activity as Manchester United, and in England had two errors in the last game against Germany in Nations League, where the English captain made a mistake and showed to be out of rhythm.