Harry Maguire: Manchester United defender says line was crossed with bomb threat

When he received a bomb threat earlier this year, Harry said he could accept criticism of his performances, but a line had been crossed.

The home of the Manchester United and England defender was searched by police in April.

The 29-year-old said that he was big enough to accept people saying that he could improve.

There is a line where we are human beings and I have a family.

People ask if it affects me. When it comes to bomb threats, I think it is more about family. Fern is my fiancée.

My kids are at an age where they don't read things and watch the news.

If my kids were older, they would be able to see things and people would speak about it. That is when it affects you more.

In the 2021-22 season, United finished sixth with their lowest points tally in the history of the league.

The former defender received some criticism for his performances, but he accepted that it came with the territory of being a high-profile player.

It has been a tough season, no hiding from that, he said.

I am my biggest critic. I am still my biggest critic.

I try to improve every day. This season has been a challenge for me. If you want to play at the top, you are going to have ups and downs.

A section of England fans booed Maguire during their win over the Elephants.

From my England debut, the England fans have been amazing with me. I have had some great times.

I am not going to let the minority affect my relationship with the England fans.