Greenwood, Mason (Photo credit: Getty Images)) Mason Greenwood, a former striker for Manchester United, has switched from England to Jamaica as his new national team. The judgment follows the Football Association’s explicit declaration that he would not be eligible for selection in the future after being suspended for three years on allegations of attempted rape, assault resulting in actual bodily harm, and controlling and coercive behavior.
Greenwood was told he would not be chosen for the Three Lions again, even though the Crown Prosecution Service dropped these accusations and he went on to revive his career with Getafe and now Marseille. Greenwood is now available for Steve McClaren’s Jamaican team after completing the required papers.
Due to his Jamaican-born father, the 23-year-old is eligible to play for the Reggae Boys. Greenwood can change allegiances because he earned his only England cap when he was younger than 21. Despite the fact that Jamaica has two games scheduled for next month, Greenwood will not be released by Marseille because they are friendly. But according to the Star, Greenwood will likely make his debut in the former England manager’s side for the June World Cup qualifying matches.
With 12 goals this season, Greenwood, who cost £27 million to transfer from United to Marseille last summer, is now the top scorer in Ligue 1. not specified (Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt via Getty Images/AMA)) Due to the possibility of bad press, FA executives have decided that Mason Greenwood, who was once hailed as the successor apparent to England’s current No. 9 Harry Kane, is too dangerous a decision for the Three Lions.
