Jack Gralialish: A man charged after allegedly attacking a midfielder at the end of Manchester Derby

The man was arrested and charged after allegedly attacked by Jack Gralialish at the end of Sunday’s Manchester Derby at Old Trafford.

Manchester City midfielder moved from the field to the player’s tunnel when an alleged incident occurred, according to Daily Mail, encouraging a police investigation.

Both Manchester Club refused to comment when they contacted Well newspaper agencyLive investigation, although it is understood that United cooperates with police investigations.

The statement of the great Manchester police on Monday is said: “Alfie Holt of Haven Drive, Droyslden, is charged with an attack. He will appear in a court of offenses in Manchester in July.

“This accusation refers to an incident that happened yesterday at Old Trafford.”

Grealish entered the 74th minute of draw without a goalkeeper in United, as City missed the opportunity to return to the top four.

His colleague midfielder Phil Foden was the topic of the vulgar audience that at the end of the first half, he attracted a strong reprimand at the end of the competition from the city chief Pep Guardiola.

“Singing to him? Lack of class. But it’s not united, it’s people,” Guardiola said.

“We are so exposed, people who are now on the screen in world football – especially managers, owners and football players.

“Honestly, I do not understand the mind of the people who included my mom from Phil, who is involved in it.

“It is a lack of integrity, class – and you should be ashamed. But that is what it is, it happens everywhere I would say, not only in the UK, everywhere.”