Harry Maguire arrest came after he 'mistook police for yobs attacking his sister'

straight to your inboxWayne Rooney believes England manager Gareth Southgate made the wrong decision by initially selecting Manchester United defender Harry Maguire in his Nations League squad.The United captain was arrested and then found guilty of charges including resisting arrest, aggravated assault and bribery after a disturbance on the Greek island of Mykonos, though after being sentenced his legal team lodged an appeal on Wednesday, nullifying the conviction in accordance with Greek law.After the guilty verdict, Maguire was withdrawn from the Three Lions squad for their upcoming Nations League matches against Iceland and Denmark.United have issued their full support for Maguire, who maintained his innocence in his first TV interview

Wayne Rooney has questioned Gareth Southgate's handling of the Harry Maguire saga after he withdrew him from the England squad.

Online trolls have targeted the lawyer involved in the Harry Maguire case and labelled him a "crook".

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has reportedly given Harry Maguire an extended summer break following his Greek nightmare.Red Devils captain Maguire was recently arrested while on holiday in the Greek island of Mykonos.The defender is fighting to clear his name having originally been found guilty of assaulting police, resisting arrest and attempted bribery, though he has been granted an appeal and will have a retrial.United players are due to return to Carrington on Wednesday with the start of the new Premier League season just two weeks away.But The Sun report that Maguire will not join his team-mates until next weekend with Solskjaer giving him an extended break.Maguire had been due to be with the England team for Nations

Harry Maguire’s brawl with Greek police may have left one officer permanently injured, it's claimed.

England call-up - as replacement for axed Harry Maguire.Arsenal ace Ainsley Maitland-Niles has also received his first call-up to the senior squad.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, revealed that “many years ago” he was subject to a “forceful” attack in Greece after he defended his then-girlfriend from being “touched up” by a “disgusting-looking yobbo”.The motor expert explained his story following the recent arrest of Manchester United captain Harry Maguire while holidaying on the luxurious Greek island of Mykonos.Jeremy wrote: “Let me begin by saying that I am not a Manchester United fan. “I cheer, in fact, when they lose.“So there is no footballing reason why I’d leap to the defence of their captain.“But I feel duty-bound to tell you a story . . . Many years ago, on another Greek island, I was enjoying a night out when my girlfriend was touched up by a disgusting-looking Greek yobbo in a

straight to your inbox Gary Neville has defended Harry Maguire and insisted Manchester United will stand by their club captain after last week's incident in Mykonos. MEN Sport this week reported there is no immediate decision planned by United to strip Maguire of the captaincy, nor will any 'emergency' meeting take place about his future, contrary to reports.

MARK Wright has publicly defended Harry Maguire and told people to "back off" if they don't know the truth. The Manchester United star, 27, was convicted over a brawl with cops on the Greek island of Mykonos last week but has vowed to clear his name.

MEN Sport reported back in May that Swansea were braced for approaches for Rodon, who they price at around £20million. Centre-back is not a current transfer priority for United but they have shown an interest in the Welshman, who is learning under Ryan Giggs' tutelage for his national team.

straight to your inbox Harry Maguire is fully focussed on the season with Manchester United and England following a turbulent week after an incident in Greece. The United captain was arrested and then found guilty of charges including resisting arrest, aggravated assault and bribery after a disturbance on the Greek island, though after being sentenced his legal team lodged an appeal on Wednesday, overturning the conviction in accordance with Greek law.

Harry Maguire says he's pleased to have shared his version of events following his arrest in Greece.

A Greek lawyer has branded Harry Maguire's version of events leading to his arrest as "ridiculous" as he gave his verdict on the Man Utd star's claims.

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Manchester United captain Harry Maguire says he feared for his life and thought he was being kidnapped during his arrest in Greece. The England international's legal team have lodged an appeal against his conviction for assaulting a police offer and attempted bribery following an incident on the island of Mykonos.

Harry Maguire claims he feared he was being kidnapped when he fled from plain clothed police officers and was arrested in Greece.

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire has revealed he feared for his life during the terrifying Mykonos incident that led to him receiving a suspended jail sentence of 21 months and 10 days in Greek court. Maguire was found guilty of repeated bodily harm, attempted bribery, violence against public employees and insult following his arrest last week along with brother Joe, 28, and family friend Christopher Sharman, 29.

Maguire was found guilty in a Greek court in Syros on Tuesday of aggravated assault, resisting arrest and attempts of bribery and was handed a 21-month suspended sentence after a 'disturbance' last Thursday night. United confirmed Maguire's legal team had lodged an appeal on Wednesday morning, which immediately overturned the guilty verdict.Maguire and his legal team remain convinced that Maguire will ultimately be found not guilty.

Manchester United have announced that Harry Maguire and his legal team have successfully lodged an appeal against his guilty sentence.

It has been confirmed that Harry Maguire will appeal against his guilty verdict and a full retrial looks set to come in a more senior court.

Love Island star Chris Hughes has publicly defended England and Manchester United footballer Harry Maguire following his sentencing.