Mason Greenwood remains open to changing his international allegiance ahead of Euro 2024 after receiving an ‘offer’.Previously regarded as one of England’s most promising young talents, Greenwood faced a setback when he was suspended by Manchester United amid charges of attempted rape, assault, and controlling behavior.
However, the Crown Prosecution Service dropped the charges in February 2023, leading to his reinstatement at United after an internal investigation.Currently on loan at LaLiga side Getafe, Greenwood has been making waves in Spain, reigniting his aspirations for international football.
Despite not representing England since his senior debut in August 2020, Greenwood could potentially switch his allegiance to Jamaica, facilitated by his father’s nationality and FIFA regulations.
FIFA allows a player to change national teams under specific conditions, including holding the nationality of the new association at the time of their first official appearance for their previous national team, playing in a limited number of competitive senior games before the age of 21, and meeting a three-year gap since their last senior appearance for the previous national team.
Despite reportedly rejecting Jamaica’s advances last year, Greenwood remains eligible to represent them if he desires.
United’s new co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has left the door open for Greenwood’s potential return to Old Trafford next season, signaling a potential resurgence in his international career should he opt for a change of heart.
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