Man Utd spoke at length with Women’s Aid following Mason Greenwood fiasco and acted swiftly after Antony allegations
AFTER the Mason Greenwood fiasco, Manchester United have tried to learn from their mistakes.
As a result, they have been a lot clearer handling the allegations surrounding Antony.
The Brazilian winger was told on Sunday to stay away from United following the accusations of domestic abuse, which he denies.
Women’s Aid have praised the club for their swift action as Antony was due to return to training on Monday after the news broke last week.
And we can reveal that after the criticism United received over the situation with Greenwood, Old Trafford chiefs spoke at length to Women’s Aid — and other charities — about how to deal with similar situations.
The club did not expect another issue to arise quite so soon.
United were set to reintegrate Greenwood back into the first team but, after heavy criticism, made a U-turn and instead loaned him to Getafe.
But after a year in Spain, do not be surprised if Greenwood again wears a United shirt in the 2024-25 campaign.
The 21-year-old is expected to make his debut for Getafe this weekend as they face Osasuna on Sunday.
It would be his first appearance since his arrest in January last year.
Greenwood is understood to have impressed in training with his new club since signing on deadline day.
Getafe are currently 14th in La Liga with one win from their first four matches.