Harry was sent off during the first half of England’s defeat to Denmark in the UEFA Nations League on Wednesday.
That, along with Maguire’s summer incident in Greece and United’s disappointing first month of the season, has led some in the media to call for Solskjaer to give his centre-back a break from the side.
However, the boss said he had only received positive vibes from Harry and that he would only consider not playing him if the 27-year-old asked.
“Yeah, we even gave Harry a rest in one of the games in the Carabao Cup [versus Brighton], which we normally don’t do, because we wanted him to do some training.