BREAKING: “I’ll Take Full Responsibility” – Manchester United Boss Confirms Shocking Greenwood Return Decision.

In a decision that has already divided the fanbase and sent shockwaves across English football, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has officially confirmed the club’s plan to bring back Mason Greenwood — despite widespread controversy and ongoing backlash from sections of supporters.

In a bold and emotionally charged statement, Amorim didn’t shy away from the weight of the moment:

“This might upset a few fans—but I’m ready to take the heat. As the manager, alongside the top club authorities, we’ve made the decision to bring him back. Yes, you heard it right.”

“Whatever comes from this, I’ll take full responsibility. But let’s be honest—he’s just too good to be ignored. Talent like his doesn’t come around often, and if we want to win, we need him.”

“Agree or not, this is a risk I’m willing to take for the future of this club.”

Greenwood, once hailed as United’s next great forward, has spent over a year away from the club after legal and personal issues derailed his meteoric rise. Though no criminal charges were ultimately pursued, the scandal left a deep scar on his public image—and on the club’s relationship with its fans.

Now, with Amorim’s backing and support from certain board members and former United legends, Greenwood is poised to return — but not everyone is on board.

💔 A large section of the Manchester United fanbase is furious, with thousands taking to social media to voice their opposition.

Some are calling the move “shameful,” others have threatened to cancel season tickets or protest the club’s decision.

“We love the badge, but we can’t support this,” one long-time fan tweeted. “This isn’t the Manchester United we grew up with.”

😪 The emotional divide is real. For some, Greenwood deserves a second chance after being cleared. For others, the damage to the club’s values and image is already done.

As United prepare for the new season, this decision could define Amorim’s legacy at Old Trafford — for better or for worse.