Manchester United manager Marc Skinner insisted that the club offered “fantastic support” to pass Geyse after charges of harassment.
The Brazilian striker was out of action in the introductory stages of 2025 after the sad news of her brother’s passing. Reports have since suggested United He tried to send the player on loan while on a compassionate leave.
Further reports from Guard Now they have connected Geyse with a potential switch to the National Women’s Football League (NWSL) NJ/Ny Gotham FC.
On the eve of United’s Adobe Women Fu Cup meeting with Sunderland, the main coach Skinner addressed the growing rumors of the immediate departure from the club.
“I emphasize that the club has offered a fantastic amount of support and will continue to do it. She is at the center of this from the perspective of well -being,” said the head coach.
“I am open to talk at any time. If the players feel that way, then all I can say is that there is always an opportunity. The beauties of social media also have their own fall because you can play your emotions and thoughts and processes there. I worked with many players during my time, and I think most will have a lot of good things.
“I’m not here to justify myself. I have really good relationships with my players. The door is always open and I’ll repeat it on the camera, my door is always open if people want to talk and choose to choose whether or not they want to use it.”
“We will find a solution that will suit both sides and we will make sure that during this time Geysse is absolutely worried and she has all the care she needs,” Skinner added when asked about potential relationships forward to Gotham.
Emergency reports from Athletic Now they have discovered comments from the source close to the club.
“Geyse had the most support from any player in the club,” the source said. “She had a translator throughout her time in United. We worked with psychologists and welfare teams and had meetings of well -being. She had support one -on -one and the whole team around them. The players really supported and tried to involve it.
“It was really hard to be in Manchester, being far from her family, time. Her language barrier is really difficult for her, but her support is set to learn English.”
Initial reports included Comments of the Agency playerExpressing the concern that “the club and the coach do not count on her.”
Asked to address the words of agent’s words, Skinner confirmed: “I will not use this platform to talk about it.
“It is really clear that Geyse is at the center of what we are talking about. Through the action we will show that we will continue to support Geyse in absolutely difficult time. The support that was absolutely is there to see everyone.”
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