Once again we have a high profile player in trouble, with bad publicity for the game at a time it is not needed.
If reports about the incident are true, and as he was found guilty we must assume they are, it seems an unsavoury incident, compounded by him trying to use his status to buy his way out of trouble.
England should not have selected him given the live court case and have, rightly, dropped him. Manchester United now need to show what stance they are taking on it.
Money and power seem to have taken away any sense of humility or understanding of right and wrong that he ever had. After his part in Leicester’s unexpected title win a few years ago, when he became a role model, how the mighty have fallen.