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Mason Greenwood remains on Manchester United's squad list as all attempted rape and assault charges against the footballer were dropped.
In a possible indication the 21-year-old could resume his football career, Greenwood remains named on the first-team squad page on United's official website.
Greenwood was included on United's official Premier League squad list at the beginning of the season despite being suspended by the club.
His biography on the club website makes no mention of the charges against him with the last update mentioning a new contract until 2025 he signed in 2021 and his passing of 100 appearances for the club.
United have yet to comment on whether Greenwood's suspension will be lifted.
Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood, 21, remains on the club's squad list as charges of attempted rape and assault against him were dropped
Greenwood was charged in October 2022 but a decision was made to discontinue prosecution in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors
Greenwood's last appearance for Manchester United was against West Ham last January
Greenwood's profile remains on United's official website despite the club suspending him
The forward is listed alongside other United players on the first-team squad page
The England international was charged with attempted rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and assault occasioning actual bodily harm in October 2022. All three charges related to the same woman.
On Thursday afternoon, a decision was made to discontinue prosecution after 'the withdrawal of key witnesses and new material that came to light', the Crown Prosecution Service said.
Greenwood, who has scored 35 goals in 129 matches for United since making his debut in March 2019, was suspended by the club on January 30 last year, shortly after his arrest by Greater Manchester Police.
His last match for United was in the 1-0 Premier League win over West Ham on January 22 last year, with his last goal coming in a 3-1 win at Brentford three days beforehand.
His sole appearance for the England national team was against Iceland in September 2020.
