Mason Greenwood ‘to find out future in just weeks as Man Utd move closer to making decision on suspended star’
MASON Greenwood is reportedly set to “find out his future in weeks” with Manchester United moving closer to making a decision.
The Premier League star has not played for the Red Devils since being suspended by the club in January 2022.
Greenwood was arrested in January 2022 after a woman alleged physical and sexual abuse on social media.
But the 21-year-old striker‘s alleged rape and assault charges were dropped in February this year.
The CPS withdrew the case after his alleged victim and a dozen more witnesses refused to co-operate.
Despite this, Greenwood has still not set foot on the pitch with the Red Devils launching their own investigation earlier this year.
The outcome of this investigation will determine United’s next steps in tackling the issue.
And although this process hasn’t yet been finalised, it has reportedly moved forward and a conclusion is getting closer, reports MEN.
According to the outlet, a final decision on what action to take against the player will be made by club owners the Glazer family, in consultation with chief executive Richard Arnold.
It comes as The Sun exclusively revealed in April that Greenwood has told pals he will never play for United again.
The striker is said to have now been resigned to trying to reignite his career abroad.
It also emerged that Juventus are ready to offer Greenwood a fresh start in Italy alongside former teammate Paul Pogba.
Greenwood, who hit 36 goals in 130 games for United, still has two years left on his £75,000-a-week contract.
Manchester United said in February: “The club will now conduct its own process before determining next steps.
“We will not make any further comment until that process is complete.”
The Old Trafford outfit already have a number of big decisions to make on the future of players such as Harry Maguire and David de Gea this summer.