The Manchester United and England defender Harry Maguire has spoken for the first time about the brawl last week on the Greek island of Mykonos which saw him convicted of assault and attempted bribery. In an exclusive interview with the BBC, he says he didn’t believe the men involved were police, feared for his life and thought he was being kidnapped. He denies offering money to get himself out of jail. The Manchester United captain says he has nothing to apologise for but he does regret being in the situation and putting his club and fans through all this. Sophie Raworth presents this report by our Sports Editor, Dan Roan.
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