Man Utd Women ‘Deeply Uncomfortable’ With Potential Mason Greenwood Return | Football/Soccer

Mason Greenwood’s future is still uncertain, but members of Manchester United’s Women’s team reportedly do not want to see the forward out.

Manchester United Women are said to be “very unhappy” about the prospect of Mason Greenwood returning to first-team action at Old Trafford, and the men’s team are also reportedly ready to move on from the player.

Greenwood’s future remains unclear after criminal charges related to attempted rape, assault and acts of coercion and control against the attacker were dropped.

The 21-year-old is still suspended by the Red Devils for now, and the club have released a statement confirming the club will “conduct its own process” before deciding on the next step.

Members of United’s women’s team are deeply concerned about the prospect of Greenwood’s return after hearing audio released on social media prior to the attacker’s arrest, as reported by The Athletic.

The players thought the audio was “not something that can be easily erased from memory” and there was strong feeling against Greenwood returning to the club’s facilities, having nothing to do with the Red Devils.

That feeling was reported by the men’s team. Erik ten Hag’s squad want to move on from Greenwood and believe a return could disrupt their progress this season, according to the Daily Mail.

Meanwhile, staff at Manchester United are divided over Greenwood’s future. Some feel the Red Devils have a duty to keep the 21-year-old, while others believe he should no longer wear the famous red shirt.

Ten Hag has been reluctant to be drawn on the issue, but has urged his players not to lose focus amid speculation over Greenwood’s future at the club.