Brendan Rodgers thinks Manchester United's Harry Maguire 'has the tools' to rise above the negativity.
Maguire started for England against the Ivory Coast on Tuesday night and he was booed by the home crowd before kick-off, while noise was also heard in response to his first touch of the ball. Gareth Southgate wasn't happy with the boos after the game: "I thought the reception was a joke, an absolute joke," he said. "The way he has performed for us has been absolutely phenomenal."
The booing of Maguire has made headlines this week. The centre-back has been out of form for United this season, regularly looking devoid of confidence, and Rodgers was asked about the player ahead of Leicester's visit to Old Trafford on Saturday.
