It's being widely reported today that Manchester United player Mason Greenwood has been arrested on suspicion of sexual and physical abuse of his girlfriend after images and audio circulated on Social Media.
Whilst I have now wish to hear the audio, I have seen some images and they don't look great for Mason.
It's not the first time he's got himself into trouble - back in September 2020, whilst the world was in lockdown, Greenwood and England teammate Phil Foden tried to sneak 4 girls into their hotel to do unchristian things to them. Upon getting caught, they were both sent home.
For a player who appears to be totally unassuming, I'm surprised.
I'm similarly surprised by his girlfriend's father's response - claiming that her account had been hacked although not denying that any abuse had taken place.
Man Utd have already suspended the player from all duties (including training) and it's also rumoured that team mates Ronaldo, De Gea and Pogba have deleted him from their Twitter and Instagram accounts.
It looks bad for Mason Greenwood and there will be many women's rights organisations wanting an example to be made of him - i.e. prison time. There's been a big movement globally for protecting women's rights and this is the kind of situation which if found guilty, could be career ending.