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Mason Greenwood pictured pre-season training in Manchester as United make return decision

Mason Greenwood has been seen training with former Manchester United teammate Shola Shoretire, as the club's executives contemplate his future.

The forward, having completed his loan tenure with Spanish side Getafe, is now back in the UK. Numerous clubs have shown interest in signing him, but a transfer is yet to take place.

Greenwood, aged 22, was cleared of charges that included attempted rape, coercive behaviour, and assault occasioning actual bodily harm, by the Crown Prosecution Service last February.

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He has been maintaining his fitness with fellow academy product Shoretire. The pair were photographed training on a football pitch in Manchester.

Dressed in a Jamaican national team shirt, Greenwood was spotted with a pair of orange boots whilst Shoretire appeared in a tracksuit, reports the Mirror.

20 year old Shoretire, who left United earlier this summer at the end of his contract, once held the title of United's youngest-ever player in Europe. He is currently without a club.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, new minority owner of United, hinted that decisions concerning Greenwood would be made soon. Earlier this year, he remarked: "We will make a decision, correct. All I can do is talk about the principle of how we will approach decisions like that. Is he the right type of footballer, are we happy with if is he a good person or not?

"He's a Manchester United footballer, so we are in charge of football. So the answer is 'Yeah, we have to make decisions.' It's quite clear we have to make a decision. There is no decision that's been made.

"He's on loan

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