Mason Greenwood “accepts he will never play for Manchester United again” but he will not give up football.

That is the headline in the Daily Star newspaper (UK) about the current situation of young star Mason Greenwood at Manchester United after he was cleared of charges of assaulting and sexually assaulting a girl (Greenwood’s girlfriend). Since being accused in January 2022, Greenwood has been suspended internally by MU. Mason Greenwood has not played for Manchester United in over 15 months and is said to have admitted to friends that he no longer looks forward to representing the Old Trafford team.

Mason Greenwood has reportedly told friends he will never play for Manchester United again. The future of 21-year-old English star Greenwood remains uncertain.

After the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) dismissed all charges against Greenwood because witnesses withdrew and new documents came to “light”, MU announced that it would continue to conduct an internal investigation. walk with Greenwood before considering whether or not to let him return to the MU squad.

This process has lasted for the past 12 weeks and Greenwood is expected to continue to rest until this season ends. According to information from Sun Sports (UK), Greenwood longed to play football again after 15 months away from the field, but had to accept the fact that he would not be able to play for his boyhood club. Greenwood is a product of MU’s famous Carrington youth football training academy.

A source shared with Sun Sports (UK): “Mason Greenwood sat at home and was very upset. He wanted to return to playing football but realized his situation was complicated. Greenwood is determined to play football again but does not think he will wear the Manchester United shirt again.

It comes after The Athletic reported that Mason Greenwood is now ready to “break through brick walls” to get his playing career back on track. Greenwood was arrested in January 2022 after a woman took to social media to accuse him of physically and sexually abusing her.

Although CPS officially denied the accusations, The Athletic also confirmed that Greenwood’s return to MU was opposed by some members of the MU women’s team. And MU’s sponsors are understood to want to avoid “association” with Greenwood.

In February, shortly after Mason Greenwood was acquitted, MU issued a statement: “Manchester United will now conduct its own process before determining the next steps. We will not be making any further comment until that process is complete.”