Harry Maguire dedicated Manchester United’s win over Sheffield United to Sir Bobby Charlton, who recently passed away peacefully.

Another sad day in the world of football as Charlton, the legendary 1966 world champion, passed away at the age of 86 after battling dementia. He celebrated his birthday last week and before

the game at Bramall Lane both clubs paid their respects to the legendary England international.

“First of all it’s a very sad day. The news just broke this afternoon. And it had quite an impact on the preparation for the game,” Maguire told ufabet https://ufabet999.com/

“Sir Bobby comes into the dressing room a lot and he gives us a spark. He is a true legend of the club. We are happy to win this game. But this is more than football. And we sincerely express our condolences to his family. “

He will always come in whether we win or lose. But his presence in the dressing room really helps, you often see him around the club. We will miss him, the world will miss him.”

In addition, Maguire also spoke about the team’s performance. “They surprised us by changing the game plan. But I feel like we can adapt. We had a chance to hit the crossbar, I know we could have played better, but it was an important win.”