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The Manchester United manager said on Friday that the 18-year-old should not have been part of the team.
England’s first call-up of Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood ended his discipline for violating Covid-19 rules, but the club’s coach, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, said on Friday that the 18-year-old should not have been part of the team.
Video footage from this month showed Greenwood and Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden allegedly inviting women into their hotel rooms after England’s 1-0 Nations League win over Iceland in Reykjavik and both players were sent to home.
“I have spoken with Mason, what we talk about and what we will discuss will be between the two of us,” Solskjaer told reporters ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash against Crystal Palace.
“The boy had a fantastic season, it just happened. I’ve worked and the club has worked hard, we gave Mason plenty of time on the field and exposure in the media.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta conceded before Saturday’s home game with West Ham United that captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s decision to extend his stay at the club was a welcome boost.
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