BREAKING: Watch Mason Greenwood receives huge boost to return to Man United after the ‘Man Utd board made a final decision’ as new picture surfaces

BREAKING: Watch Mason Greenwood receives huge boost to return to Man United after the ‘Man Utd board made a final decision’ as new picture surfaces

Mason Greenwood has reportedly been handed a significant boost in his hopes of returning to Manchester United.

Mason Greenwood has received a potentially significant boost in his bid to return to Manchester United, according to reports.

United are expected to announce the outcome of their investigation into Greenwood’s future at the club shortly, and he allegedly already has several green lights.

The 21-year-old has been awaiting a verdict from the club after the Crown Prosecution Service dropped charges of attempted rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and assault occasioning actual bodily harm in February.

According to The Sun, Ten Hag’s dressing room are in agreement that Greenwood should return to the fray after his lengthy absence.

A Sun source said: “All the players believe he deserves a second chance because he’s innocent in the eyes of the law.

“He didn’t have the opportunity to clear his name in court because the charges were dropped, so the players feel like he has been left in limbo.

“They know it will be difficult, but they are willing to support him through it and protect him.

“Some of the younger players came through the academy with him, so there’s a loyalty to him.

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“They know he’s made mistakes, but the lads who’ve spoken to him say he’s grown up a lot in the past 18 months and will come back a lot wiser.”

Greenwood was pictured in Manchester with his father earlier this week, straight-faced as he sat in the passenger seat of a blue Mercedes.

But the report claims he may have plenty to smile about in the coming weeks amid a growing belief that he can rebuild his career this season.

United are expected to retain him for the upcoming campaign or send him on loan if they need more time to make a long-term decision