Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood has reportedly dropped a hint that his future lies elsewhere this summer, with his property now up for sale. The six-bed mansion is up for let, suggesting that the England international is not planning on playing his football at Old Trafford in the upcoming campaign.
United are still holding an internal investigation to determine Greenwood’s future after charged for attempted rape and assault were dropped by the Crown Prosecution Services in February. The forward has not featured for the club since his arrest in January last year, though he was seen playing in a private training session earlier this week.
Greenwood is under contract at the Theatre of Dreams until 2025, though there are doubts over whether he will feature for his boyhood club again. Several clubs have been linked with the 21-year-old, with a loan move abroad being cited as a potential option for him to get back up to speed before it is determined whether he will return to the Premier League.
The Sun report that Greenwood has dropped a hint that his future lies elsewhere by putting his property, based in Bowdon, Cheshire, on the market. The mansion is being offered to potential clients by letting agents for more than £15,000 per month, with Greenwood perhaps anticipating that he will be residing abroad for the next 12 months.
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