Harry Maguire says he has been told he is part of Manchester United's future as the defender wants to help bring more success back to the club.
Despite more turbulent times last season at Old Trafford, Erik ten Hag's side finished the season on a high by beating Man City at Wembley to win the FA Cup final.
Maguire, who almost left the club last summer, made 22 Premier League appearances last term with United suffering a host of defensive injuries through the season.
The 31-year-old's own season was curtailed by injury with Maguire missing the final games of the season, including the FA Cup final and Euro 2024.
However, speaking exclusively to Sky Sports News, Maguire is looking forward to his future at the club having been told he is firmly part of the plans going forward at Old Trafford.
When asked if he wants to stay at Old Trafford, Maguire said: "Unless the club tell me I'm up for sale or I'm not wanted there anymore.
"Everything I've heard and the action I've been shown from the club, I'm part of the future and it is time to crack on and make this club successful again, challenging for the big trophies.
"That's what this club demands."
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