Man United Skipper Harry Maguire Buys Beachfront Villa at Caribbean Resort

• Harry Maguire is the latest sports star to acquire a beachfront home in Barbados
• It remains unclear how much the embattled Manchester United skipper has paid
• Reports suggest Maguire's incredible new home overlooks an 18-hole golf course

Manchester United skipper, Harry Maguire has reportedly snapped up a beachfront villa at a prestigious Caribbean resort.

The defender is said to have purchased the Barbados pad for him and his new wife, Fern to unwind at.

According to The Sun, the four-bedroom pad boasts a pool and overlooks an 18-hole golf course.

The publication, citing a source close to Harry and Fern, divulged that the couple wanted 'somewhere private to escape with their two children' after a 'tough year.'

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The new holiday pad has been described as the ideal place for the family of four to relax.

The property is located inside the luxurious Royal Westmoreland resort, with homes in the region priced between £950,000 and £4,191,950 for full ownership.

Maguire now joins a number of fellow sportsmen who have acquired getaway homes within the resort.

These personalities include former player, Gary Lineker and Manchester United legend, Wayne Rooney, who paid a staggering £5-million for his sun-soaked pad.

Meanwhile, Maguire's acquisition of the lavish villa comes at a time he is struggling for form under Red Devils boss, Erik ten Hag.

The England international seems to have lost his starting spot at Man United, with the Dutch manager preferring the partnership of Raphael Varane, Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw at the heart of his defence.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported on West Ham United flirting with the idea of acquiring Harry Maguire on loan from Manchester United.

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The Hammers have been forced to explore their defensive options, after Wolverhampton’s successful pursuit of their centre-back, Craig Dawson.

With West Ham needing to replace a defender quickly, the club could provide an exit route for the embattled Maguire, who has steadily fallen down the order at the Red Devils amid continued criticism from fans of the Old Trafford landlords.