Announced by football guru Fabrizio Romano, 🚨Manchester United have performed a “sensational reversal” by deciding to allow Mason Greenwood to return to the club for pre-season training. The striker has not played for United since being accused of serious crimes last year, and was thought to have no future at the club. However, it is now believed that the club have decided to “give him a second chance”. This is likely to be a controversial decision. Manchester United Perform ‘Sensational Reversal’ – Mason Greenwood to Return to Carrington in Pre-Season”

A number of young players have been included in training sessions as Manchester United gets ready for their encounter against Everton on Saturday due to serious injury concerns with their first team roster.

The Manchester Evening News says that 16-year-old Bendito Mantato practiced with the main squad on Wednesday at Carrington highlight manager Erik ten Hag’s lack of available players. Interestingly, Ten Hag has already given first-team debuts to Charlie McNeill, Kobbie Mainoo, Dan Gore, Willy Kambwala, and Omari Forson; Mainoo has established himself as a consistent starter. This pattern demonstrates United’s dedication to giving its young players chances to advance inside the senior squad.

Up to ten players, including Jonny Evans, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia, Lisandro Martinez, Harry Maguire, Mason Mount, and Anthony Martial, could be sidelined for United’s match against Everton due to injuries. In addition, United has a large number of players on loan, including well-known players like Mason Greenwood and Jadon Sancho, in addition to a few Under-21 players who were sent out in January to obtain important experience in a mature setting.

Mason Greenwood, who is presently on loan at Getafe, has scored eight goals while playing well in Spain, but his future at United is in doubt due to off-field problems. Greenwood may have trouble readjusting to life back in the United team, even in light of rumours that he could be barred from the team’s preseason trip to the United States because of worries about his influence on sponsors, business partners, and the team itself.

Jadon Sancho, who has only managed one goal and one assist since returning to the Bundesliga in January, has also failed to find his best form during his loan stint at Borussia Dortmund. Dortmund’s unwillingness to shell out a hefty money for Sancho indicates that he will probably rejoin United in the summer, albeit there may be concerns over his position under Ten Hag.

Midfielder Maxi Oyedele, who is still legally on loan, was called back to United due to his lack of playing time at Forest Green Rovers, where he has struggled to make an impression along with other loanees. Dan Gore, who is on loan at Port Vale at the moment, is anticipated to make a quick recovery from his injury. Although Joe Hugill, who is on loan at Burton Albion, has only made four appearances and scored one goal, he has missed recent games due to injuries.