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Sports · 4 March 2026

Maguire's Greek Conviction Upheld, Plans Appeal

Maguire's Greek Conviction Upheld, Plans Appeal

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Harry Maguire received a 15-month suspended sentence from a Greek court on Wednesday for a 2020 Mykonos incident. He was convicted of assault and attempted bribery, and also resisting arrest. Maguire denies the charges and his legal team plans to appeal specific legal points to a higher court, a move that could affect his England World Cup visa. Remove this sentence as there is no supporting evidence.

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