Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo has avoided charges in homeland Argentina over a neighbours row.
Rojo has struck an out of court settlement with his accusers meaning he is no longer facing the threat of a prison sentence.
He was facing a one-year jail sentence over an alleged bottle attack.
The Mirror reports a defence lawyer for the two men he was alleged to have attacked revealed on Thursday his clients had asked for the footballer to be exonerated of any wrongdoing after reaching a "private" pact.
The pair are understood to have agreed to sign a confidentiality agreement preventing them from speaking about the agreement as part of their deal with Rojo.
