Mason Greenwood Return: Premier League Live: According to reports, Manchester United staff is divided over the possible return of Mason Green. Earlier, news emerged that the club rejected the possibility of Greenwood returning to the team this season. However, now it has been reported that the decision is still not made. Notably, the club has initiated an internal inquiry which is expected to continue until the summer. Follow Premier League LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
While some members of the footballing staff are open to Mason Greenwood’s return, the club is reportedly hesitant due to concerns over their commercial interests. Corporate partners have reportedly warned Manchester United that allowing Greenwood back could lead to negative public relations, making the situation a potential nightmare for the club.
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Following the clearance of all charges of attempted rape, assault, and coercive and controlling behavior by the Greater Manchester Police last month, there is a possibility for the suspended player to return to the team.
According to reports, Mason Greenwood has been in regular communication with the club since his charges were dropped, expressing his keenness to return to playing. However, there seems to be a division within the club as to whether or not they should allow him to return.
Despite being suspended, Mason Greenwood’s profile is still present on Manchester United’s official club website, and his No. 11 shirt has not been reassigned. The forward has been receiving his salary throughout his suspension, and as per Mail’s report, he is yet to receive over £8 million owed to him under his existing contract.
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