Harry Maguire has decided not to take a summer vacation this year in order to prepare for Euro 2024.

The centre-back, who was born in 1993, has not played for Manchester United since the 1-1 draw against Burnley on April 27 owing to a muscle ailment.

He missed the FA Cup final’s 2-1 triumph over Manchester City, but he hopes to be at his best for England’s first Euro 2024 match against Serbia on June 16 in Gelsenkirchen.

The former Leicester City player is always Gareth Southgate’s first choice in defence. Maguire, along with John Stones, was named to the preliminary 33-player roster.

Harry Maguire and Declan Rice

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According to the Daily Mail, Maguire was at Middlesbrough on Tuesday rather than travelling to relieve tension following a difficult season.

In addition to the Manchester United defence, Newcastle forward Anthony Gordon and teammate Luke Shaw made appearances.

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These names are all in the process of healing from injuries. All three will participate in three training sessions per day to demonstrate that they are physically fit enough to attend the Euros.

The Three Lions will play a friendly against Bosnia at St James’ Park on Monday before taking on Iceland at Wembley Stadium on June 7.

Following that, the final 26 names from the England team will travel to Germany and be stationed at the Weimarer Land Span and Golf concentration camp.

Declan Rice and Luke Shaw provide support to Anh.

Maguire, Shaw, and Gordon will meet with the first set of players, which includes everyone except Jude Bellingham, Kobbie Mainoo, and four Manchester City players, next Wednesday.

Bellingham will attend this weekend’s Champions League final between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.

Meanwhile, Mainoo, Stones, Kyle Walker, Phil Foden, and Jack Grealish are resting after competing in the FA Cup final.

Luke Shaw and Harry Maguire attend the England camp early to prove fitness… as Gareth

Southgate spoke out in favour of Maguire, who was booed by Scottish supporters during England’s 3-1 victory in September.

“Maguire is a fantastic player in one of the most successful Three Lions teams that England has ever produced,” the 53-year-old coach said.

“Should we let him take those insults? This is a joke. This gets me mad. Fortunately, Maguire still has support in the locker room.”