Mason Greenwood decides to stay at Getafe amid prosecution service’s final report

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Mason Greenwood has decided to remain with the Spanish club Getafe after Manchester United signed a loan deal with the club concerning the 23-year-old player.

The former England player had to leave Manchester United in the wake of a domestic case that concerned his dealings with at least a woman. Greenwood was reported to the authorities in those days, and a lengthy inquiry was ignited, which resulted in the player’s absence from Manchester United’s first team until the case was settled.

Mason Greenwood expected to commence his services at Manchester United at the end of the investigations, but his dreams were dashed to pieces by the backlash suffered by United when it seemed the club would allow that to happen.

It was also revealed by a trusted source that he desired to end up with a visible club at the end of the situation, even if it was not Manchester United. According to the same, Greenwood grew worried he would never play in any of the big leagues in the world because of the bad name the incident generated.

Clubs in the Premier League rejected the player, including some from other places, though he was talented and very useful. All this treatment of the player bordered on fears of backlash from feminists and several human rights organisations. Mason Greenwood was accused of coercive control, assault, and attempted rape. Something that made the player rightly fear that his career was over

He was lucky to be signed by Getafe, or his career might have ended just after the case. Though Mason Greenwood was never convicted of any of the accusations brought against him by the accuser, he and Manchester United agreed verbally that he made bad decisions in the past, which made the case a reality. After the charges were dropped by key figures on the opposite side of Mason Greenwood in the case, the prosecution service had nothing else to do but close the case after a memorable statement:

‘We have a duty to keep cases under continuous review. In this case a combination of the withdrawal of key witnesses and new material that came to light meant there was no longer a realistic prospect of conviction.

‘In these circumstances, we are under a duty to stop the case. We have explained our decision to all parties.

‘We would always encourage any potential victims to come forward and report to police and we will prosecute wherever our legal test is met.’

It is understandable why Mason Greenwood wants to relax in Getafe for the time being. Manchester United will remain hostile to him for a very long time unless a miracle takes place. Greenwood has scored a goal for his new club and praised the team spirit he is experiencing there. A source says the player is having a great time at the club.