Harry Maguire pleads not guilty after claims of brawl with Greek police – BBC News

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The Manchester United captain Harry Maguire has pleaded not guilty to charges on the Green island of Mykonos after claims he was involved in a brawl with police in a bar.

The England defender has been released from police custody following his arrest on Thursday with two other men.

Greek police say the men face accusations including causing bodily harm and attempting to bribe an official.

Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News reporting by Olly Foster.

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