Report: What Mason Greenwood has told friends about possible Man United return

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Mason Greenwood wants to continue at Manchester United.

Having been suspended by the Red Devils since his arrest by Greater Manchester Police 18 months ago, Greenwood, 21, who was charged with attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behaviour, has since seen all charges brought against him dropped due to a ‘lack of evidence’.

Now facing a tough decision over what to do with their number 11, Manchester United chiefs must decide whether or not to reintegrate the Englishman, or look to move him on; either on loan or in a permanent deal.

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However, according to a recent report from The Sun, the 21-year-old, despite facing an uncertain future, has a clear preference to stay and fight for his place at Old Trafford.

In fact, it has been claimed that after becoming a father for the first time earlier this month, Greenwood has told friends that he feels he has ‘grown up’ and has learned some valuable lessons.

“He’s being encouraged to speak publicly and to have his voice heard,” a source told The Sun.

“But, privately, he has told those close to him that he has learned a huge amount.

“He became a father for the first time earlier this month and realises he has to grow up.”

Although a final decision on Greenwood’s future has yet to be formally announced, recent widespread reports have linked the United academy graduate with a move to Serie A.

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19 Comments

  1. There’s nothing as exciting as a comeback–seeing someone with dreams, watching them fail, and then getting a second chance.

  2. Greenwood is a player manchester united should not make a mistake of losing as he has a bright future at united. we would love to see him play for united again

  3. He’s a fantastic player, but he has to come out publicly and apologise for his actions and show that he has changed his ways. The United PR team has been useless, and they should’ve handled the situation much better.
    Greenwood is married to the girl who started the accusations and they have a young baby. So, it’s safe to say that some lessons have been learned, but he has to show publicly that he’s learned from his awful actions.

  4. I will really love Greenwood to be back at United playing. I just pray united will not make a decision that they will regret later. Give him a second chance. Imagine Greenwood and Hojland as United forward. Very deadly

  5. Let’s hope he has leared his lessons. Everyone deserves a second chance.
    I truly believe that he would have scored 10-15 goals, had he been part of the squad ast season. We really missed his goals.

  6. Greenwood is a striker that united needs. We love him so much. Let united welcome him back not making a mistake of selling him or loaning him 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  7. I wish the clab of Manchester United to go back and see what Greenwood did for our team he is the fighter we really need i love Greenwood please i need to see him back at the pitch

  8. Man utd as a club should not be putting themselves as a higher authority than the judicial system of the land ,they found there was no case to answer ,so in the eyes of the law he is not guilty of an offence,he has made a mistake ,he is a young lad for gods sake let him get on with his football career,

  9. Surely Man Utd could have been pro active and got Mason and his partner some counselling. They should be trying to help the couple in any way they can.

  10. we all heard the evidence. can’t say ‘she’s lying’. say it with your chest, you support rape. the courts are rigged. These men rape men & boys too, so your hatred for women is getting men & kids raped & no we don’t see justice either. you don’t deserve life.

  11. All I know is that making mistakes in life are inevitable, and you can’t simply because your child made a mistake and throw him away. This is just as the case of Mason Greenwood. Return him to the squad now, his contributions and goal scoring prowess are highly needed. I’m a United fan from Nigeria, West Africa.

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