Women’s Aid charity has warned Manchester United and the Football Association that the ‘world is watching’ as they deal with domestic violence and rape accusations made against Mason Greenwood.



Greenwood was arrested on Sunday January 30, following allegations of rape and assault made on social media by his girlfriend, Harriet Robson. The 20-year-old has since been suspended by United with immediate effect.



Reacting to the case, domestic violence charities told Sportsmail that football’s response to Greenwood’s arrest would be scrutinised across the globe.



Farah Nazeer, chief executive of the Women’s Aid charity, said: ‘We at Women’s Aid share the shock and distress of everyone who has heard the recording and seen the visuals of Mason Greenwood’s alleged abuse.

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