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Manchester United and England footballer gets married in nearby Crewe

By Deborah Bowyer 12th May 2022

Harry Maguire, 29, married Fern Hawkins at Crewe Registry Office, Crewe Municipal Buildings today - May 12 (Ryan Parker).
Harry Maguire, 29, married Fern Hawkins at Crewe Registry Office, Crewe Municipal Buildings today - May 12 (Ryan Parker).

The captain of Manchester United Football Club has got married in nearby Crewe - leaving his side's training ground early for a low-key wedding ceremony.

Harry Maguire left Manchester United's Carrington training ground shortly after midday today (May 12), to head straight to Crewe Registry Office, Crewe Municipal Buidlings - marrying fiancee Fern Hawkins.

The couple, both 29, met more than a decade ago as teenagers - they plan to retake their marriage vows again at a chateau in France later this summer.

Harry Maguire in the Quatar 2022 World Cup qualifiers for England this year (Dreamstime).

Guests were only notified of the venue (Crewe) earlier today - only a small group of family attended the afternoon ceremony.

The couple kept the wedding details secret from all but closest family and friends.

Manchester United paid £80 million for Maguire in the summer of 2019.

This made Maguire the most expensive defender in world football.

The Manchester United Captain starred in England's Euro 2020 campaign, producing solid defensive plays that helped the country go all the way to the final versus Italy.

Maguire has been left out of Manchester United's side in recent weeks - the Red Devils have been out of sorts for most of the season, currently in sixth place.

A four nil defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday (May 7), left United with their worst ever Premier League season points tally.

Maguire is the second professional footballer to get married in Crewe in recent years.

In March 2020, Everton and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford got married at the same venue.

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