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Man United Invites 43,000 People For Mason Greenwood Presentation… Amidst Differing Opinions

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The Manchester United Supporters’ Trust (MUST) is embarking on an extensive consultation initiative aimed at gauging the opinions of its members regarding the potential return of Mason Greenwood. The 21-year-old footballer’s future at Old Trafford remains in question, awaiting an official announcement in the near future.

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 08: Mason Greenwood of Manchester United during the UEFA Champions League group F match between Manchester United and BSC Young Boys at Old Trafford on December 08, 2021 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images)

Following his suspension in January of the previous year, Mason Greenwood was relieved from all charges by the Crown Prosecution Service in February. Subsequently, Manchester United conducted an in-depth internal investigation spanning six months. It is widely anticipated that Greenwood will eventually be reintegrated into the first-team squad.

Amid differing sentiments among United supporters, some of whom expressed concerns about Greenwood’s return, a group of fans protested ahead of Monday’s match against Wolves. In response, MUST has initiated a communication to its 43,000 members, inviting them to share their viewpoints via an online form. The survey results will be presented to Manchester United, although it has been noted that the outcomes will not be publicly disclosed.

The group intends to submit the collected feedback once Manchester United makes its final decision regarding Greenwood’s future. While the precise application of the survey’s findings remains uncertain, there is a potential scenario in which the club’s leadership could reconsider their stance if the response leans significantly negative.

The email to members emphasizes that MUST does not seek to influence any specific viewpoint and respects each member’s right to contribute or abstain from the process. The Trust has informed the club about this initiative, yet acknowledges that it cannot predict how the feedback will be incorporated into the club’s decision-making process.