Man United Defender Harry Maguire Says the Line Was Crossed After Bomb Threat at His Home

• Harry Maguire has spoken for the first time about the horror he and his family faced after he was alerted of a bomb threat at his home
• The Manchester United defender has faced heavy criticism from supporters this season over his performances for the Red Devils
• Manchester United finished the season with their lowest ever points tally and managed to qualify for the Europa League next season

Harry Maguire has relieved the horrors he faced after a bomb threat at his residence forced the Manchester United defender to flee his home for a few days.

The Manchester United defender was severely criticized for his poor form by supporters with some taking it a notch higher by threatening the 29-year-old defender with a bomb.

According to a report via the Daily Mirror, Maguire has now spoken about the incident for the first time and insisted the line has been crossed after his family was threatened.

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“We know we are under the most scrutiny. I totally accept criticism when we concede goals or make mistakes, I’m big enough to accept people getting on my back and saying I can improve.

“There is a line where we are human beings, I do have a family. People ask if it affects me. My mentality is that it doesn’t affect me too much but when it comes to bomb threats, it is more about family.”

Harry Maguire has joined his England teammates in camp as the Three Lions prepare to commence their UEFA Nations League qualifiers.

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Meanwhile, Harry Maguire says he remains his biggest critic despite having been faced with heavy criticisms from fans after a poor season with Manchester United.

According to ESPN, Maguire insists his England detractors will not wreck his relationship with supporters as he aims to end his season on a high.

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The 29-year-old defender is already in the Three Lions camp ahead of England's four Nations League games.

Harry Maguire responds after bomb threat levelled at Man Utd captain

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Manchester United captain Harry Maguire has disclosed that he will not be forced out of his home following a bomb threat targeted at his house.

The embattled defender confided in his friends that such threats will not force him to abandon his home temporarily.

It was gathered that security officers stormed his house with sniffer dogs after the player received a bomb threat via email which came following Manchester United’s 4-0 loss to Liverpool in the Premier League.