Erik ten Hag said to have made Mason Greenwood Manchester United squad decision

Erik ten Hag is reportedly willing to welcome Mason Greenwood back to his Manchester United squad.

Mason Greenwood was suspended from Manchester United in January 2022 after he was accused of domestic abuse, rape, and threats to kill via videos that circulated on social media.

He has not played for the club since, being under house arrest – however, all charges against him were dropped earlier this year.

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According to The Sun, Erik ten Hag is said to be happy for the striker to play for the club again.

Although a final decision is yet to be made on his future by the club themselves – which is an important point to note – it is said that Ten Hag would be happy to have the striker back in his side.

The report further claims that most of the United squad would welcome Greenwood back into the dressing room if the club chooses to unsuspend him.

United executives who deal with sponsors and other commercial deals remain concerned about the effects that bringing Greenwood back could have on the club.

“Mason was delighted to hear that the manager and most of his team-mates would welcome him back,” A source told The Sun.

“He firmly believes he is an innocent man and is very frustrated he’s not been able to play. He understands that the club have had to carry out an investigation, but he feels like his career is slipping by.

“He and his team have made clear to United that they now want to know what is happening. They have basically said, ‘sack him or back him’. If they want to reintegrate him, then do so. If they want to sell him, then tell him.

“And if they want to loan him out, then tell them so his team can find the best club for him.”