Breaking news: Greenwood case escalates to another level after he said this in court today ,after court makes final decision .

 Manchester United interim boss 

Ralf Rangnick has described Mason 

Greenwood's arrest as a "human disaster"

The forward had been a regular in the 

club's starting XI before his arrest in January.

Greenwood was arrested on suspicion of 

rape and assault before later being further

 arrested on suspicion of sexual assault 

and making threats to kill. It came after

 a woman alleged incidents of violence.

United swiftly suspended their player and

 he hasn't played or trained with them since

 the allegations were made. Rangnick was

 the man in charge at the time, having taken

 over on an interim basis from Ole Gunnar

 Solskjaer. He cited the vast damage 

it had done - both to him as an individual

 but also the club.

Rangnick said: "The issue around Mason

 was a disaster for everybody.

"It was a human disaster, it's a personal

 [disaster]. It's not good for himself, 

obviously, and for his family it hasn't 

been good but it also hasn't been good 

for our club. He was regularly playing

 at the time."

Greenwood has had his bail extended 

beyond its original date of Saturday 

30 April, with his hearing expected 

to be held in June.

A Greater Manchester Police statement

 read: "We are continuing to investigate 

a report made to us on Sunday 30 January

 reporting incidents of physical violence.

 A 20-year-old man arrested that day on 

suspicion of the rape and assault of a 

woman, and threats to kill, remains 

on bail. An application has been made

 to the courts to have his bail extended 

beyond Saturday 30 April, but the 

hearing isn't expected to be until mid-June.

"The suspect will remain on conditional

 bail until the date of the court hearing.

 Any update on the outcome of that hearing

 - or news before then - will be issued 

proactively by GMP press office."

A club statement read: "Manchester

 United reiterates its strong condemnation 

of violence of any kind. As previously 

communicated, Mason Greenwood will 

not train with, or play for, the club until

 further notice."

The club's partners Cadbury also released 

a statement which read: “Cadbury does

 not condone violence in any form. Our 

Partnership is with the club itself and not 

the individual players. However, while 

these allegations are being investigated, 

any marketing or products we create 

with Manchester United will not feature

 this player. We will continue to monitor

 the situation closely."

The forward has also been suspended 

from FIFA 22 by producers EA Sports.