The proposed transfer of Harry Maguire to West Ham for a £30 million ($38 million) deal has fallen through, and as of now, the English player intends to stay at Old Trafford for the upcoming season, sources have informed ESPN.

Harry Maguire is reportedly committed to remaining with Manchester United this summer, as per insiders.

The anticipated move of Maguire to West Ham, valued at £30 million ($38 million), has not materialised, leaving Maguire set to continue his tenure at Old Trafford this season.

Sources have shared that Manchester United is open to receiving offers for the 30-year-old defender.

However, Manager Erik ten Hag has communicated to Maguire that he still has a place within the squad.

According to ESPN's sources, the club would have needed to secure a replacement for Maguire, but the timing is deemed too late to initiate a search for a new defender.

During the recent 1-0 victory over Wolves, Maguire was listed on the bench but did not make an appearance.

West Ham had displayed interest in acquiring Maguire, but they are now exploring alternative targets.

Last week, Manchester United reportedly accepted West Ham's offer of approximately £30 million.

The sources also indicated that the club was willing to contribute a portion of Maguire's contract to facilitate the transfer.

Maguire currently has two years remaining on his contract with Old Trafford, and a move to the London Stadium would have required him to agree to a reduced salary.

Despite being behind Lisandro Martnez and Raphaël Varane in the team's hierarchy, Maguire reportedly holds the belief that he will receive opportunities to play for Manchester United in the upcoming season.