In fact, it would be better if Antony remained in the squad until the results of the trial came out. Because these accusations have not been proven to be true. So I think it would be better if Antony was dropped from the squad when the accusations made against him have been proven with certainty.
Antony has a good position in Manchester United and they need him in their squad. Their decision so far comes from the advantage of International days and they hope that Antony will solve his case in one or two weeks. If the case goes long, I believe Manchester United will summon Antony back to their club.
Greenwood last year was caught in a similar case. And he was also temporarily removed from the squad after the allegations emerged. Even though at that time the accusation had not yet been proven. And finally the case was closed. But Greenwood still suffered losses because he stopped playing for a long time.
It is like personal assassination against famous players with financial incentives behind. It's not first time such cases happen in Premier League and usually those players resolve those cases very well, with money perhaps.
And it looks like Antony could be experiencing the same thing. Old Trafford is indeed being tested quite severely. Ten Heg really had to think hard now. Because he has to readjust the squad without Antony.
Ten Hag will have headache time ahead and even Antony is important with the squad, Ten Hag must adapt to this situation. It would cause him bigger problem than Greenwood absence in the team. The importance of Antony in this season is bigger than in the past season because frankly he has been improving himself and contributing better for Manchester United.