Prosecutors Seek Up to 12 Years in Prison for Maradona's Medical Team

Argentine prosecutors are seeking prison sentences of up to 12 years for the medical team accused in the death of football icon Diego Maradona. The prosecution argued that the team's actions were "chaotic" and contributed to the legendary player's demise.

The highest sentence requested is for Maradona's personal physician, Leopoldo Luque, who faces a potential 12-year jail term. The trial centers on allegations of negligence and malpractice by those responsible for Maradona's care in the period leading up to his death.