TV presenter and lifelong Manchester United fan, Rachel Riley, has expressed her disapproval of the club potentially reintegrating Mason Greenwood. In a recent tweet, Riley stated that if Greenwood remains at the club, she will no longer support Manchester United. She implored the club’s hierarchy to make the right decision regarding the player’s future.
Greenwood was arrested earlier this year and faced multiple charges, including attempted rape and assault. However, these charges were dropped in February after new evidence surfaced and key witnesses retracted their statements. As the club’s internal investigation nears its conclusion, it is widely expected that Greenwood will be welcomed back into the team.
Riley firmly believes that it would be problematic for the club to brush this incident under the carpet. She hopes that Manchester United will prioritize doing the right thing and not contribute to a culture that minimizes such issues. Her stance reflects her desire for accountability and justice.
Manchester United has released a statement clarifying that no final decision has been made regarding Greenwood’s return to the first-team squad. The club emphasizes that throughout this process, the welfare and perspective of the alleged victim have been central to their inquiries, and they respect her right to lifelong anonymity. They also acknowledge their responsibilities towards Greenwood as a long-standing employee, a young person who has been with the club since childhood, and as a new father with a partner.
Contrary to media speculation, Manchester United affirms that the decision is still undergoing intensive internal deliberation. Once a verdict is reached, the club will communicate and explain it to both internal and external stakeholders. The club’s statement highlights their commitment to considering all perspectives and finding the most appropriate resolution.
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