Mason Greenwood back in Manchester as Marseille striker trains with former Man Utd team-mate
MASON GREENWOOD is back in Manchester and training with an old United team-mate.
The former Red Devils star is living in France and playing for Ligue 1 side Marseille.
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Mason Greenwood is back training in Manchester
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He is currently contracted to Marseille
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He was joined by former Man United team-mate D'Mani Mellor
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They were in the club's academy together
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The forward netted an impressive 22 goals and six assists in just 36 appearances in all competitions.
But he is now keeping on top of his fitness back in Manchester.
Greenwood was pictured going through the motions and was joined by former
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Like Greenwood, Mellor, 24, came through the academy with the Red Devils.
However, he never made a Premier League appearance for the club but did appear in a Europa League match against Astana in 2019.
Astana came out 2-1 winners with Jesse Lingard scoring for Man United.
Mellor shared the pitch with Greenwood as he replaced
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Mellor left United permanently in 2022 when he joined
He is now playing for Macclesfield FC under the guidance of former Premier League star
Ex Man Utd star Mason Greenwood welcomes 2nd child with partner Harriet Robson after starting new life in France
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He scored more than 20 goals last season
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Meanwhile, after just one season in France, Greenwood — who had charges of attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behaviour dropped in February 2023 — is yearning for a return to the UK with partner
Serie A or LaLiga could also be the next destination should he leave Marseille, while the Saudi Pro League may be an option, too, if one of the leading clubs can create a space in the squad.
Greenwood spent the 2023-24 season on loan in Spain with Getafe, scoring ten goals in 36 games.
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Greenwood played 129 times for Manchester United
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