“Mr Speaker, I now apologise to Harry Maguire…”| Harry Maguire receives apology from Ghanaian MP!

“Maguire has turned the corner; he’s a transformational footballer”.

Ghanaian MP Isaac Adongo apologises to Harry Maguire after comparing his form to struggling ghanaian economy last year.

Manchester United defender Harry Maguire has responded to a viral video of Ghanaian Member of Parliament Isaac Adongo apologising to him following his recent good run of form.

The MP for Bolgatanga Central gave apology to the England international in Parliament on Tuesday, November 21, for comparing him to Ghana’s Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia when he referred to them as poor performers.

Late last year, a clip of Ghanaian MP Isaac Adongo went viral after he ridiculed Harry Maguire to fuel a point about how the country was sabotaging itself due to vice-president Mahamudu Bawumia’s economic policies.

“Harry Maguire. He is a defender. He is a tackler and throwing his body everywhere like he was the best defender in the world,” He began.
“Manchester United went and bought him. He became the biggest trend at the centre of Manchester United’s defence and began to give assists to opponents.”

“In this country we have an economic Maguire. The same economic Maguire was giving lectures at university on how to restore the value of the city.”

“Last year, if you remember, I was very quick to compare my big brother Dr.  Bawumia to Harry Maguire,” Adongro explained.
He added: “Mr Speaker, I now apologise to Harry Maguire.”

“Today, Maguire has turned the corner and is a transformational footballer,” He remarked, before going on to call him a ‘key player’ for United.

To think that coincides with the form of a footballer in Britain is insane and a testament to the completely unnecessary ridicule Maguire has faced.

One of the strangest apologies Maguire will probably ever receive, but a sincere one if nothing else.

He finished by saying:

“Our economic Maguire is taking control of our economy and destroying all of them.”

Almost a year on from that moment that still doesn’t feel real, Adongo and Ghanaian parliament have leaned on Maguire again – but in a much nicer fashion.

Recognising Maguire’s commendable upturn in form so far in 2023-24, coming back in from the cold to be one of Erik ten Hag’s most prized assets, 

                                            maguire own goals:

The United player scored an own goal in a match against Everton in the Premier League. A Dominic Calvert-Lewin shot deflected off Maguire and the ball found its way into the bottom right corner.

The player also accidentally started to celebrate his own goal. Also, the 30-year-old has three direct goal-conceding errors in his career so far.