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They'd likely jump at the chance to void his contract as shit as he has been.
I'm not sure how Man U can terminate his contract as they have publicly stated that he has done nothing wrong.
Anthony?
I think charges might still be forthcoming
Sorry. I was still talking about Greenwood.
Antony looks like a woman beater.
Mason Greenwood: Man Utd forward moving to Saudi Arabia would be 'very surprising'
By Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport
Mason Greenwood potentially moving to a club in Saudi Arabia would be "very surprising", a senior league source has told BBC Sport.
Forward Greenwood, 21, will leave Manchester United by mutual agreement after a six-month internal investigation into his conduct.
Saudi teams have spent lavishly on big-name signings this summer and Greenwood has been discussed internally.
However, the league feels it would not be the right move currently.
The acquisition of players in Saudi Arabia works differently to elsewhere, with the league doing the bidding or deals for players before assigning which club they will play for.
Last year also saw the inaugural season of the Saudi Women's Premier League.
Women's football in Saudi is "breaking records," the first female vice-president of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation (Saff) Lamia Bahaian said on Friday.
The Saff recorded an 86% rise in registered female players last year, while the number of women's clubs nationally also rose by 56%.
The source added: "The government have created a women's league, which is about to start its second season on 11 October. That is also an important difference because it is being seen as for the whole community.
"That is an incredible change, women's football was totally frowned upon; now there is a national team with a Fifa ranking.
"Women are playing without head coverings and there are male fans in the stands, that is a big cultural shift."
Meanwhile, Al-Ettifaq manager Steven Gerrard has said on Instagram reports his side are looking to sign Greenwood as "fake news".
www.bbc.co.uk
By Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport
Mason Greenwood potentially moving to a club in Saudi Arabia would be "very surprising", a senior league source has told BBC Sport.
Forward Greenwood, 21, will leave Manchester United by mutual agreement after a six-month internal investigation into his conduct.
Saudi teams have spent lavishly on big-name signings this summer and Greenwood has been discussed internally.
However, the league feels it would not be the right move currently.
The acquisition of players in Saudi Arabia works differently to elsewhere, with the league doing the bidding or deals for players before assigning which club they will play for.
Last year also saw the inaugural season of the Saudi Women's Premier League.
Women's football in Saudi is "breaking records," the first female vice-president of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation (Saff) Lamia Bahaian said on Friday.
The Saff recorded an 86% rise in registered female players last year, while the number of women's clubs nationally also rose by 56%.
The source added: "The government have created a women's league, which is about to start its second season on 11 October. That is also an important difference because it is being seen as for the whole community.
"That is an incredible change, women's football was totally frowned upon; now there is a national team with a Fifa ranking.
"Women are playing without head coverings and there are male fans in the stands, that is a big cultural shift."
Meanwhile, Al-Ettifaq manager Steven Gerrard has said on Instagram reports his side are looking to sign Greenwood as "fake news".
Greenwood move to Saudi would be 'very surprising'
Mason Greenwood moving from Manchester United to a Saudi Arabian club would be "very surprising", a senior league source has told BBC Sport.
www.bbc.co.uk
There's nothing wrong with Rachel Riley having an opinion on the Greenwood issue, but I get the uncomfortable feeling that she's using it to boost her own profile. As a willing participant in the disgusting shite that is 9 out of 10 Cats Countdown, she's not exactly a paragon of virtue herself, is she?
I think Rachel Riley is an uber cunt but comparing being part of Cats Countdown to domestic violence and rape is a bit of a stretch.
On the other hand, she is rather fit
It was a "mutual agreement".
Which basically translates as "Here's your money in full, now go away".
I'm assuming that Greenwood's agent insisted on the "did nothing wrong " statement so the greenwood would have at least some chance of getting another club.
*fixed
Yer not wrong, doodle - as we say in my house (in a weird, fake northern accent).
The guy is as proven, massive see you next Tuesday, if the Saudis don't even want himMason Greenwood: Man Utd forward moving to Saudi Arabia would be 'very surprising'
By Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport
Mason Greenwood potentially moving to a club in Saudi Arabia would be "very surprising", a senior league source has told BBC Sport.
Forward Greenwood, 21, will leave Manchester United by mutual agreement after a six-month internal investigation into his conduct.
Saudi teams have spent lavishly on big-name signings this summer and Greenwood has been discussed internally.
However, the league feels it would not be the right move currently.
The acquisition of players in Saudi Arabia works differently to elsewhere, with the league doing the bidding or deals for players before assigning which club they will play for.
Last year also saw the inaugural season of the Saudi Women's Premier League.
Women's football in Saudi is "breaking records," the first female vice-president of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation (Saff) Lamia Bahaian said on Friday.
The Saff recorded an 86% rise in registered female players last year, while the number of women's clubs nationally also rose by 56%.
The source added: "The government have created a women's league, which is about to start its second season on 11 October. That is also an important difference because it is being seen as for the whole community.
"That is an incredible change, women's football was totally frowned upon; now there is a national team with a Fifa ranking.
"Women are playing without head coverings and there are male fans in the stands, that is a big cultural shift."
Meanwhile, Al-Ettifaq manager Steven Gerrard has said on Instagram reports his side are looking to sign Greenwood as "fake news".
Greenwood move to Saudi would be 'very surprising'
Mason Greenwood moving from Manchester United to a Saudi Arabian club would be "very surprising", a senior league source has told BBC Sport.
You've really got to go some to be too misogynistic for the Saudis to refuse to have you.
Not surprising really. They've got a brand to protect and build. Utd's upper management handled it terribly, but the biggest villain of the piece is the alleged victim's father, who essentially compromised his own daughter's safety for potential financial gain.You've really got to go some to be too misogynistic for the Saudis to refuse to have you.
What like Mike Tyson, the convicted rapist? US sport is full of athletes with varying crime sheets. I don’t think they’ll be that bothered, money is their god not morality.
Because they need a good striker. If he was just some average player they wouldn’t give a shit about cutting him loose.
The contract would be with the MLS and need to be signed off by all owners, not going to happen.
Was very fit. Seems to have spread out a little after kids and marriage but that happens.