Ten Hag to blow this player's chances to be at Qatar, he was his national team's captain

England and Manchester United center-back Harry Maguire could be ruled out of the World Cup after not playing enough at his club. Maguire, who has been one of England's most important players in recent years, hasn't had many playing chances since the arrival of Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford.

Manchester United's current situation is far from ideal. The club is struggling to keep up with the top teams in the Premier League, and their recent form has been very poor. This has led to many speculations of transfer out of the team. For example, it's been said that Harry Maguire and even Cristiano Ronaldo could seek a new team as soon as the winter market arrives.

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One  United's silver lining has been its defense. They have finally found the perfect combination for their back four. Dalot, Varane & Martinez, and Shaw have gotten along well, proving that at least one of the Red Devil's zones is working to be back at the top of the Premier League. But some defenders have suffered from the good form of their teammates.

For example, things are not looking good for Harry Maguire at the moment, and it seems like their chances of getting into England's squad for the World Cup are getting thinner with each game he doesn't play. As we mentioned earlier, Maguire is currently sidelined since ten Hag seemed to have already found the main starting defenders.

The possible consequences of Maguire not playing

The England international has been a key player for the Three Lions ever since he has first called up, but his place in the squad is under threat due to his lack of game time. However, with Southgate's squad announcement looming, all we can do is wait and see if he will be included. He is likely to be excluded since names like Tomori or Dier have more activity with their clubs.