Revealed : As people caught on camera surrounding Greenwood’s house after he was released, Oh God will be he safe , full story explained in details .

 

Mason Greenwood has beefed 

up security at his £14,000-a-month 

Cheshire mansion after he was released

 on bail on Wednesday.

The Manchester United forward, who

 was arrested on suspicion of rape,

 sexual assault, threats to kill and 

assault, was freed from custody yesterday

 following three nights in the cells.

Greenwood, 20, has brought in two 

private security guards to patrol the 

rented house, and an expert arrived 

at the property yesterday to install

 a home CCTV system capable of 

recording from up to eight cameras.

Greater Manchester Police issued 

a statement saying: ‘A 20-year-old 

man arrested on Sunday on suspicion 

of the rape and assault of a woman 

has been released on bail pending 

further investigation.’

The club have yet to comment on 

the latest developments, having 

suspended Greenwood on Sunday, 

saying he would not play for them

 or take part in training until further 

notice.

United return from the winter break 

tomorrow night when they host 

Middlesbrough in the FA Cup fourth

 round, with interim boss Ralf Rangnick 

set to face the media today for the 

first time since Greenwood’s arrest.

Rangnick is understood to have 

held crisis talks with football director

 John Murtough at the club’s Carrington 

training base on Monday morning 

to discuss Greenwood’s situation

 and the impact it could have on 

the team for the rest of the season.

Team-mates and staff are said to 

be ‘shocked and appalled’ by the 

disturbing images and audio clip 

that surfaced on social media 

over the weekend prior to his arrest.

‘Everyone is very shaken up,’ said

 a source. ‘This is very different from 

the normal things they have to deal with.’

The England international was originally

 held on suspicion of raping and 

attacking an 18-year-old student,

 and grilled by detectives who were

 granted additional time to speak to him.

While in custody, he was re-arrested

 on Tuesday on suspicion of sexual

 assault and threats to kill his alleged

 victim.

Greenwood, who continues to be 

paid £75,000 a week, is understood

 to have brought in legal assistance 

independently of United.

References to Greenwood, an academy

 product originally from Bradford, 

have disappeared from United’s online

 shop and also from the FIFA 22 video

 game.

His sponsorship deal with Nike has 

been suspended by the US company,

 and one of United’s official partners,

 Cadbury, say they will not use him 

in any marketing products ‘while 

these allegations are being investigated’.

Yesterday, the club’s official logistics 

partner DHL issued a statement, 

saying: ‘We are aware of the recent 

allegations against Mason Greenwood.

‘While we do not tolerate any kind 

of violence, we will not be commenting 

on the situation while the investigation

 is ongoing.

‘Our partnership with Manchester 

United encompasses the team, 

the club and the global brand, and 

not one specific individual.’