The highest sentence sought is 12 years for Maradona's personal physician.
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Several medical experts testified that Diego Maradona's carers failed to react to key warning signs leading up to his death. (File pic)
SAN ISIDRO: Argentine prosecutors argued on Thursday that the "chaotic" medical team treating football legend Diego Maradona at the time of his death should receive prison sentences up to 12 years.
Seven medical professionals have been on trial since April over Maradona's death on Nov 25, 2020 while convalescing after surgery for a brain clot.
The star of the 1986 World Cup died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema - a condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs - at a rented home in the Buenos Aires suburb of Tigre two weeks after going under the knife.
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