If he does well could Real be in for him in January? They literally have no forwards and if he gets 10 goals between now and Christmas he could be a cheap option for them.
Maybe- they've got a much more efficient PR arm than United, for one thing. People can believe different things about the club's decision overall or around judging MG for allegations vs confirmed facts (personally, I think there's enough actually on the record around training ground conduct and documented verbal abuse that he has to make amends for, without having to go to dropped criminal charges and disputed evidence...and which isn't the same as stopping him playing for the club ever again).
What's fairly clear, however, is that the PR side of things hasn't been handled well - there might be good or bad reasons why the 'new' evidence hasn't been made public, but the club and his reps still needed to provide more clarity than they have in order to potentially strengthen the case, as well as controlling the narrative; Athletic were disingenuous in reporting the 'hostile' phrasing in documents, which is standard PR speak, and presenting select employees ( outside of those privy to facts) as representing general club sentiment...but United also mismanaged the womens team issue badly, as well as their internal comms.
Even if relations push meant an uncomfortable joint public interview with him and his partner providing all the facts they can and pushing back against people "speaking'' for his partner as well as some concrete financial gesture on his part supporting a sexual-violence/DA charity and mention of seeking therapy for his temper (relating to the earlier, non-criminal related incidents) , then so be it. Alongside that, a club like Madrid would also likely be strongly encouraging MG and his partner (plus child) to agree to the full 'happy together' picture spread. Madrid fans were Ok in whitewashing Benzama 's blackmail conviction and 'dubious' (read, underaged under French law) sexual practices, so, cynical as it sounds, i don't think we'd see the same level of pushback as amongst the MU Western fanbase, even factoring in Benzama's higher existing status as a player.
The only real wrinkle is how the fallout from the Spanish football president's actions manifests itself and if this leads to clubs being much more cautious in presenting themselves as against any kind of suspected sexual assault, even when the case was dismissed.
