Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood will not return to play for the club after it concluded an internal investigation, less than a week after a leaked plan to reintegrate him into the club sparked controversy.
Greenwood, 21, hasn’t played for the club since January 2022. Since then the police launched a probe into the footballer, arrested him and released him on bail. In October 2022, three charges against him were made public by the police, including attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behaviour.
That decision was said to be supported by the manager Erik ten Hag and football director John Murtough with club CEO Richard Arnold even discussing the strategy of how to re-incorporate the youngster.
Social media was full of posts where fans had sent emails directly to Arnold, beseeching him to do the right thing and dismiss any notion of Greenwood returning to the first team.
The player had been training on his own with a personal coach hoping to make it back to United but this decision will be great news for all the fans worldwide.
