There is "no chance" Harry Maguire will apologise to the Greek police officers involved in his assault case, according to his brother.
Laurence Maguire, the younger sibling of the Manchester United and England defender, spoke out on social media after the lawyer for two police officers said it was "shocking" neither Maguire nor his co-defendants had apologised.
Maguire was found guilty on Tuesday of assaulting a police officer, swearing, resisting arrest and attempted bribery at a court on the Greek island of Syros, following an incident on the neighbouring island of Mykonos last week.
Harry Maguire, who was handed a suspended 21-month prison sentence, has already indicated his intention to appeal, while all the noises coming from United indicate he will remain as club captain.
Prosecution lawyer Yoannis Paradissis told BBC Radio Four's Today Programme on Wednesday that an apology could lead to a different outcome in any appeal, but Chesterfield defender Laurence Maguire says his brother has no intention of doing so.
"Absolute no chance Harry will be apologising. Daisy and no one in the group was interviewed by the police," he posted on Twitter.
The latter reference followed comments from Paradissis that Daisy Maguire, Harry and Laurence's sister, had not mentioned anything about an injection she had been given when interviewed by police.
"So they heard some people fighting and went there to break up a fight. They said, 'We're police, stop fighting'. They were not in uniform but they showed their professional IDs."
Maguire signed a boot deal with Puma worth a reported £700,000 a year last year.
The sportswear manufacturer declined to comment on whether Maguire's conviction would have any impact on the deal when contacted by the PA news agency on Wednesday morning.
