Maguire accepts apology from Ghana MP, Isaac Adongo who mocked him in parliament

<p>Manchester United defender, Harry Maguire has accepted an apology from the Ghana MP, Isaac Adongo who mocked him in parliament last year.</p>, <p>Recall that Adongo had aimed a bizarre swipe at Maguire during a speech discrediting his political rival’s economic policies during a parliamentary session last year.</p>, <p>He compared the England international to Ghana’s vice-president Mahamudu Bawumia who he accused of scoring political ‘own goals.’</p>, <p>His comments came while Maguire was enduring a difficult spell at Man United, having lost his place in the team under Erik ten Hag.</p>, <p>But speaking on Tuesday, Adongo said sorry to Maguire for those comments, describing the centre-back as a ‘transformational footballer’.</p>, <p>However, Maguire has now accepted his apology.</p>, <p>Responding to a clip of Adongo’s latest comments, the former Leicester City star wrote on Twitter on Wednesday: “MP Issac Adongo apology accepted . See you at Old Trafford soon.”</p>