Greenwood was suspended by Manchester United for training and playing, Mourinho was right to strictly manage, and Cristiano Ronaldo dawned

On Jan. 31, Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood was arrested by police on suspicion of assaulting and raping women.

This season, Greenwood helped United score six goals and two assists.

Although the player performed well on the pitch, he did not set himself strictly on the pitch. This is the second time Greenwood has been implicated in such a mistake.

Manchester police confirmed that they confirmed that a man in his 20s had been arrested by police based on social photos and videos shared on social media, on suspicion of rape and assault.

Police issued a statement saying the man was being interrogated and remained in detention. The investigation is still ongoing.

In response, Manchester United said Greenwood would not attend the team's training and would not participate in the competition unless otherwise notified. The Manchester United club issued a statement saying it would not tolerate any violence.

Greenwood is only 20 years old now and made his United debut in 2019. To date, Greenwood has made 129 appearances for United, scoring 35 goals. He also made one appearance for England.

This is the young player that Manchester United and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer are used to, and when they are not strict, they will indulge themselves.

Two of United's former managers, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, coaxed players to play football, and Greenwood brought strange women into the hotel while playing for England during his coaching time. Today, it seems that there is still no repentance.

When Mourinho was in charge of Manchester United, he was strict with the players, but did not get support. Judging from the facts, are these players of Manchester United not strict?

In addition, when Greenwood participated in the game, he played selfishly and did not cooperate with his teammates, and C Luo was the victim. Now, with Manchester United suspending Greenwood, Cristiano Ronaldo is dawning.