Harry Maguire delivered a standout performance against Atletico Bilbao, playing a key role in Manchester United’s 3-0 victory. His dazzling move on the right flank earned praise from teammates and fans alike.

With a skillful dribble and precise cross, Maguire set up United’s first goal—a move he described as reminiscent of his younger days.

After the match, Andre Onana dubbed him “Harry-naldo” in an Instagram story, while Amad Diallo called him “Harry-dona,” nicknames highlighting the English defender’s unexpected and flamboyant style. Some fans on social media even referred to him as “Harry-dinho.”

Maguire on the moment: “I don’t know how I ended up on the right wing, but I delivered a good cross, and luckily, many of my teammates were in the box. It was a great combination with Casemiro.”

Maguire’s strong display not only excited United fans but also brought the team closer to the Europa League final—a tournament where victory could secure Champions League qualification.

In a season where United has struggled in the Premier League, success in the Europa League remains one of Rúben Amorim’s best hopes to lead his team to the Champions League and keep the club’s ambitions alive.