Man United players “express their opinions known” regarding Mason Greenwood’s comeback this season.
This season, Manchester United has experienced a fantastic run of form.
According to rumours, Manchester United players do not want to see Mason Greenwood in their locker room this season for fear that it will hinder their progress. The Red Devils have climbed to third place in the Premier League rankings since Erik ten Hag took over as manager in the summer of 2017.
Charges of attempted rape, ABH, and coercive and controlling behavior have been withdrawn against Greenwood due to the “removal of key witnesses.” However, the 21-year-old has not yet returned to training after United issued the following statement: “The club will now conduct its own investigation before taking the next actions.” We will withhold further comment until the conclusion of this procedure.”
United executives are still investigating his behavior, according to The Sun, but their players do not wish to be distracted by the situation. And a source told the publication, “The players are open to his return, but the attention might be incredibly distracting.” The locker room is the happiest it’s been in years, and nobody wants to rock the boat.”
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Greenwood, who has one cap for England, has made 129 appearances for the Red Devils but has not played since January 2022. While receiving £100,000 each week, he is suspended by his club and is so ineligible to play or train.
After the charges against Greenwood were dropped, a CPS representative stated, “It is our responsibility to keep cases under constant review.” Due to the withdrawal of crucial witnesses and the discovery of fresh evidence, there was no longer a realistic chance of conviction in this case.”
Greater Manchester Police‘s head of public protection, chief superintendent Michaela Kerr, added: “Given the extensive media coverage of this case, it is only fair that we share the news that the 21-year-old man who was arrested and charged in connection with an investigation launched in January 2022 no longer faces criminal proceedings in relation to this.”
The investigation team has stayed in close touch with the legal team, offering any noteworthy changes. As a result, the investigation team understands the rationale for the discontinuation of proceedings at this time, as well as the gravity of this decision.
“I would, however, like to use this opportunity to reiterate GMP’s commitment to investigating allegations of violence against women and girls and supporting those affected, regardless of their circumstances, throughout what can be a hard and upsetting time for them.”
In the meantime, Greenwood issued the following statement: “I am relieved that this problem is now resolved, and I would like to thank my family, friends, and loved ones for their support. No additional remark will be made at this time.”
