AC Milan ‘make inquiries for Mason Greenwood’ with the Manchester United forward’s future uncertain amid ongoing club investigation after attempted rape and assault charges were dropped by the CPS earlier this year
- The Italian giants are reportedly interested in the Manchester United forward
- Mason Greenwood has not played for United since being suspended last year
- Internal investigation by the club is ongoing following charges being dropped
Italian giants AC Milan are reportedly interested in signing Mason Greenwood amid increasing uncertainty over his Manchester United future.
The 21-year-old has not played for United since being suspended by the club last year following allegations of attempted rape, actual bodily harm and coercive or controlling behaviour.
He was charged by the Crown Prosecution Service in October last year, though the charges were dropped in February this year after various witnesses, including the woman at the centre of the allegations, refused to cooperate.
United themselves launched their own internal probe into Greenwood and the allegations following the decision by the authorities to drop the charges, though this is not expected to be completed until after the season has finished.
According to Revelo, the uncertainty has led to a number of clubs across Europe express an interest in taking him on, though he remains contracted with United until 2025 on wages reported to amount to £100,000 per week.
Mason Greenwood is reportedly attracting attention from Italian giants AC Milan amid uncertainty over his Manchester United future
The 21-year-old was suspended by the club last year pending an investigation into alleged attempted rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and assault
One of these sides is AC Milan, who reportedly admire the technical quality of the one-time England international.
It is said that he is looking forward to starting over, preferably abroad as he looks to get his career back on track.
Greenwood’s future at United has been a source of contention for some time, despite the charges being dropped. It was reported that the club turned down offers from Turkey in January and that the majority of the women’s team, who share the Carrington training base with the men, would like to…