Manchester United academy striker Mason Greenwood, who was arrested on Sunday on four counts including death threats, was released on bail after spending three nights in police custody pending further investigation. Although he has regained his freedom, Manchester United has officially announced that it will continue to impose indefinite suspensions and suspensions until all potential judicial proceedings are completed.
Greenwood, 20, will still enjoy a weekly salary of £80,000, but United will not allow him to return to Carrington training ground to participate in training, and a club spokesman told British media that Aoki is still a player for the club and has not been expelled, but he will not be able to participate in training and competition until further notice.
A Manchester United spokesman said publicly on Thursday: "Although Mason (Greenwood) has been released on bail, this does not change the circumstances in which he cannot attend training or play until further notice."
Greenwood debuted at the age of 18 and has made 129 appearances for United so far, scoring 35 goals, and his contract with the club runs until 2025. For now, England strikers can only stay in their villas for £14,000 a month and have enhanced security measures to avoid being nuisanced by journalists or fans.
In addition to hiring two personal bodyguards and installing eight surveillance cameras, Greenwood also spent £25,000 to buy attack dogs to keep the home safe. British media filmed a large German Shepherd dog in front of Greenwood's house, roaming freely in the garden during the day, next to the red brick house, and a kennel.
According to the British "Daily Star", two British companies "Chaperone K9" and "Elite Protection Dogs" will sell dogs with military or police dog backgrounds to celebrities, and the price of protective dogs is between 10,000 and 25,000 pounds, usually Belgian or German Shepherds, Dobermans or Giant Kaslo dogs. They are trained to attack as soon as they spot an intruder. Greenwood's Manchester United team-mates Pogba, Rashford and Jesse Lingard also purchased the dogs.