A Greek court sentenced Manchester United manager Harry Maguire to 15 months of imprisonment for an incident that took place on Mykonos in September 2020. Sky Sports reports this.

Previously, the 32-year-old Englishman was charged with a criminal offense, supported upon arrest and attempted bribery, after which he was found guilty of all three counts.

The Greek prosecutor will categorically deny any corruption during the trial, calling for a 15-month prison sentence for the leader of the “red devils”.

Maguire categorically felt there was any wrongdoing, and his representatives expressed doubts about how to deal with him. The Englishman's lawyers will file an appeal to the Supreme Court of Greece, hoping to justify him.

Gravtsa Manchester United was arrested after the fight for the participation of his homeland in Serpnya 2020. Thus, when the culprits were found guilty of attacking the Soviet police and attempting bribery, the appeal was ordered to be re-examined, and the result was “skewed” to the Greek.

Maguire's term for mental punishment for 15 months of abbreviation from the beginning of 21 months.

The ship's re-operation was carried out several times, and the last attempt in the year 2025 was revealed not far away due to the fact that the ship's documents were not translated into English. Krim virok, yogo was given a fine, but now yogo is also punished.

Harry repeatedly expressed the possibility of regulating the right path of the penny land, remaining determined to clear his name by the legal path.

It is also agreed that Maguire was not present during the trial and was preparing for the English Premier League match against Newcastle, which will take place today, February 4, at 22:15.