Tension at Old Trafford as Manchester United block player’s transfer move to premier league club
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Fans of Manchester United have stormed the Club’s merchandise shop to return their Mason Greenwood jerseys and demand a refund after the United striker was arrested on Sunday according to The Paradise.
The 20-year old Manchester United striker has been in police custody since Sunday after the striker was accused of sexual violence.
Videos and pictures of a woman badly injured was posted on social media as the lady accused the Manchester United striker of physically assaulting her.
And a number of fans have now turned up at the United megastore demanding a refund for replica Greenwood No 11 shirts that they no longer want.
Tension at Old Trafford as Manchester United block player’s transfer move to premier league club
FootballMeanwhile, Mason Greenwood is facing heavy backlash from major brands following allegations of sexual assault levelled against the 20-year old striker.
The Daily Mail reports Manchester United have now removed all Mason Greenwood merchandise from the club website on Monday.
United’s shirt sponsors TeamViewer said they are ‘closely monitoring developments’ and official partner Cadbury announced Greenwood will not feature on any of their marketing products.
It was also reported that major sportswear manufacturing company Nike, said it is deeply concerned by the allegations made against the Manchester United striker and also noted it was continuing to monitor the situation.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Cristiano Ronaldo has led Man United stars in unfollowing Mason Greenwood after the youngster was arrested over assault allegations.
Greenwood is understood to have spent the night in custody after the police swooped over claims made on Sunday morning, January 30.
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FootballA host of United teammates have now unfollowed the youngster on social media, with Ronaldo among the first to do that.