Dane Rashford, soccer agent and brother of Marcus Rashford, has been arrested in Miami for battery, according to police records.
Dane was arrested on October 20 in Miami Beach, with his bond set at $1,500.
The charge was registered on October 24 as misdemeanor battery, but was further specified as domestic violence, as first reported by The Telegraph.
Dane is a director of DN May Sports Management, which lists Rashford as a client, although the forward is directly managed by his another brother, Dwaine Maynard.
Dane, 31, is no longer in jail but is due back in court for a November 27 hearing.
Dane Rashford was arrested last month in Florida on a charge of misdemeanor battery
Dane Rashford is no longer in jail, and the assistant state prosecutor doesn’t know if he’s still in the USA
Dane Rashford (left), Dwaine Maynard and Marcus Rashford are seen in an undated photo
Rashford is seen with members of his family during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
According to Miami-Dade County police records, Dane’s bond was paid by Chantelle Maynard a week after his arrest.
He was also issued a pre-trial ‘stay-away’ order – which prohibits contact with the alleged victim.
Daysi Vega-Mendez, the assistant state prosecutor for Miami Dade County, told The Telegraph that they weren’t sure whether Dane was still in the United States.
‘The case is still active, at the moment I haven’t been able to get hold of the victim,’ they said. ‘Our office is trying to get hold of the UK Embassy because we need permission to speak to the victim.
‘I am not sure whether they are still in the United States or if they have left the country. I understand they were on vacation. Technically once you are charged you are not supposed to leave the country. When a person is given a bond if they leave, they surrender that bond.
Rashford grew up in the Wythenshawe area of Manchester with brothers Dwaine, Dane and sisters Chantelle and Claire.
He also has a half-sister named Tamara.
The news of the arrest broke minutes after Man United’s 4-3 loss to Copenhagen in the Champions League, in which Rashford was sent off in the first half of action.
The forward tried to shield the ball but caught an opponent with a high foot, and was given a straight red card in the 42nd minute.
Marcus Rashford was shown a straight red card in the first half after being deemed to have committed a dangerous tackle
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag cricitzed Rashford last week for his nightclubbing
From there, United quickly surrendered a 2-0 lead, going into the break tied before ultimately losing in the Danish capital.
Rashford was in the headlines last week, as United manager Erik ten Hag told him his decision to go nightclubbing after the Manchester derby defeat was unacceptable.
Mail Sport previously revealed that Rashford spent the night in the Chinawhite nightclub in Manchester on Sunday celebrating his 26th birthday, following his side’s 3-0 defeat to City.
Ten Hag said: ‘I spoke with him about it. It’s unacceptable. He apologised and that is it. For us it’s an internal matter.’
The Dutch coach added, ‘He has made a mistake but that doesn’t say he’s not fitting in. I see him every day in training, what he’s doing, I know.’