Breaking news: Ralf Ragnick sends a message to Harry maguire as he is set to sign the defender he is being waiting for, as deal set to be done first thing January he says ‘’ maguire is so lazy and lost ‘’

 A section of Manchester United fans were

 unimpressed with Harry Maguire’s performance

 during the 3-1 Premier League win over

 Burnley last night.

The England star has been inconsistent 

with his displays at club level this term, 

and he produced another mixed showing

 against the Clarets.

United were 3-0 ahead after just 35 minutes

 on the clock, but they could not hold 

onto their clean sheet after a defensive 

lapse from Eric Bailly.

Bailly handed possession to Aaron Lennon

 with a poor touch, but he had distance 

to cover before unleashing his shot across 

David de Gea from outside the box.

Maguire had the opportunity to close 

down on Lennon, but his decision to backtrack

 aided the forward to score after De 

Gea was left unsighted for a brief moment.

Towards the end of the game, the Red Devils

 captain had his arms all around James 

Tarkowski in the box but fortunately, the

 decision was not reviewed by VAR.

Some of the club’s supporters on Twitter

 were critical over his showing. Here 

are a few reactions.

Maguire has endured a difficult campaign

 with the Red Devils. He has been prone 

to positional and unforced errors, and it 

was another average performance last night.

The 28-year-old has been an ever-present

 figure when fit, but he will need to improve

 his displays as interim manager Ralf 

Rangnick is unlikely to entertain inconsistency.

With Bailly off for the African Cup of 

Nations, the £46.3 million signing should

 get a regular run alongside Raphael

 Varane in central defence, but Victor 

Lindelof will be knocking on the door.

Rangnick had no qualms over starting

 with Bailly last night after Varane’s 

disappointing return from injury.

Lindelof is currently out with coronavirus

, but the Sweden international has a good

 chance of reclaiming a starting spot if 

Maguire or Varane falter in the coming

 weeks.