'Devastated' Mason Greenwood 'doesn't know which way to turn' after being dumped by Man Utd

MASON Greenwood has been left “devastated” by Manchester United’s decision to dump him – which has left him mulling over an offer from a club in Albania.

The forward, 21, and his family had expected to return to the Red Devils after club officials indicated they were willing to give him a second chance.

Mason Greenwood has been left ‘devastated’ by Manchester United’s decision he will never play for the club againCredit: Getty

But following a public backlash the club announced on Monday he would not play for United again.

His hopes of re-starting his career at a high level club have also been dealt a blow after officials from Italian Serie A side Roma and the Saudi Premier League indicated they were no longer interested in signing the Prem star.

Following his suspension by United after charges of attempted rape, assault and coercive controlling behaviour were dropped in February, at least two Premier League clubs made enquiries about signing him on loan.

But those clubs are now re-thinking their plans as they consider whether any public backlash they are likely to receive if they sign him is worth it.

Championship clubs are also believed to be monitoring the situation, but are worried they too would be unable to handle the PR situation.

So at the moment, the only side who are reportedly interested is an unnamed team in Albania.

The Sun understands the backlash has been so severe that Greenwood – who became a dad in July – has been left “devastated” and fearing for the future of his career.

A source said: “Mason always wanted to re-start his career at the highest level possible.

“He hoped and believed it would be with United.

“The strength of feeling has now left him worried if he will ever play in the top leagues again.

“Playing in somewhere like Albania was never part of his plans, ever.”

Greenwood was arrested in January 2022 after disturbing images were placed on social media.

But his court case was halted after key witnesses withdrew their evidence.

United CEO Richard Arnold said this week that a five month club investigation had concluded that Greenwood did not commit any criminal offences, but that he needed to leave Old Trafford for the good of his career.