Harry Maguire is held up on way to training by huge truck as Man Utd star looks to put England boos behind him

HARRY MAGUIRE was held up on his return to Manchester United training.. by a massive truck!

As if the England defender, 29, hadn’t had a difficult enough week, he couldn’t even make it to Carrington without some drama.

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Harry Maguire was held up by a huge truck on his return to Man Utd training[/caption]

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Maguire eventually made it to United training after being booed while on England duty[/caption]

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Cristiano Ronaldo returned to United after helping Portugal reach the World Cup finals[/caption]

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Boss Ralf Rangnick was driven to United training with his international stars returning[/caption]

The £85million centre-back was booed by fans at Wembley during the 3-0 friendly win over Ivory Coast on Tuesday night amid his difficult season.

Maguire has secretly been playing through the pain barrier this season and has put his hand up to help Man Utd when others have run scared.

Despite that, fans appear to have turned on the former Leicester man.

And on his return to the Aon Training Complex following his return from international duty on Thursday, Maguire was delayed by an advancing lorry.

As Maguire drove his Range Rover towards the gates, a massive truck trundled towards him down the single-track road.

Maguire was forced to pull over to the side of the road to allow it to pass before finally making it to the safety of Carrington.

The defender will now link up with Ralf Rangnick’s squad and other returning international stars, including Cristiano Ronaldo.

The veteran striker, 37, drove into the Aon Training Complex in his Bentley, flying high after helping Portugal reach the World Cup finals in Qatar after beating North Macedonia in their play-off game.

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Bruno Fernandes scored both goals in the 2-0 win as the Portuguese avoided being KO’d by North Macedonia as Euro 2020 champions Italy had just days earlier.

But while Maguire and Luke Shaw enjoyed friendly wins and the Portugal pair breathed a sigh of relief, it was heartbreak for Victor Lindelof.

The centre-back was part of the Sweden side who lost their play-off final 2-0 at the hands of Poland.

A heartbroken Lindelof later moaned “everything just sucks” after admitting he had “no idea” how they managed to lose.

Understandably, the defender looked glum as he drove back to United training.

Man Utd next play on Saturday evening as they host Leicester in the Premier League, with kick-off 5.30pm.

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Marcus Rashford arrived at Man Utd training having not been picked for England duty[/caption]

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David de Gea was seen driving into the Aon Training Complex on Thursday morning[/caption]