
Mason Greenwood has been freed of all charges in a lawsuit relating to allegations of attempted rape, attack, and coercive and controlling manner.
The Manchester United forward was suspended indefinitely by the Premier League when the accusations came to light and were initially arrested on January 2022 before being released from bail.
Just after being released from bail, he was arrested again for ignoring his bail conditions and charged by prosecutors.
Greenwood was scheduled to stand trial again this November, but greater Manchester United police have just confirmed that the crown prosecution service (CPS) has decided to drop all charges against him.
In a statement today, Chief superintendent Michaela Kerr, GMP’s head of police protection said via Manchester Evening News. ” Given the significant media coverage of this case, it is only fair that we share the news that the 21-year-old, who has been arrested and charged in connection with an investigation opened in January 2022, no longer faces criminal proceedings about this.
Mason Greenwood joined Manchester United at just six years of age, and later land himself a regular spot on the first team.
In 2019, he became the youngest to play for Manchester United in the champions league at 17 years.
Greenwood has made 129 appearances in total for the ManU and netted 35 goals.
In 2020, the talented player got his first international call from the head coach Gareth Southgate as he come off the bench in a 1-0 win against Iceland.