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Harry Maguire should apologise if he doesn’t want Tuesday’s conviction hovering over him for years to come, the prosecution lawyer handling the case has told the Guardian.
Proffering what could be a beam of hope for the embattled Manchester United captain, Ioannis Paradissis said an apology could pave the way for “a different sentiment” to prevail when Maguire attempts to overturn his 21-month sentence before a higher court.
Written by Helena Smith in Athens
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Harry Maguire apology ‘could lead to charges being dropped’ in appeal
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