WATCH: Mason Greenwood and girlfriend Harriet Robson post a ‘couple Q&A’ amidst rumors of marriage
Mason Greenwood and Harriet Robson were seen in a viral video having a Q&A session, amidst of rumors of getting married
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Mason Greenwood and Harriet Robson saw in a viral Q&A session amidst rumors of getting married (Image Via- Google)
Mason Greenwood and Harriet Robson have recently seen in a Tik-tok Video together. The couple was facing a Q&A session in the aforementioned video. Mason Greenwood was suspended in the middle of the 2021-22 season after questionable sound clips and images went viral. In those clips, Mason could be heard enforcing himself on his then-girlfriend Harriet Robson. Although there are questions about the authenticity of the clips. There were also pictures of bruises on Robson’s body. After a thorough investigation, the case against Mason was finally dropped.
In this recent video, the alleged couple could be seen answering a series of questions. The first question was, “Who made the first move? “. To this, both pointed towards Mason. Both Harriet and Mason pointed their fingers at themselves when they were asked, “Who is the Better kisser?“. The answer was the same when they were asked who was smarter among the two.
There, in the video they were also seen to answer a couple of more questions like, “Who’s funnier?” and “Who wants more kid? “, etc. The couple reportedly seemed to be quite happy to answer all of these questions in the Q&A session.
Mason Greenwood, after getting out of jail as all charges against him were dropped, has been reportedly spotted with his pregnant girlfriend Harriet Robson. And sources say the two are planning to get married. Mason is 21 and is having his first child with his girlfriend, Harriet Robson who is a college student, this summer.
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Manchester United reportedly received multiple offers for suspended Greenwood, as club future remains uncertain for the England star
Mason Greenwood has not played for Man Utd since January 2022. Greenwood was suspended indefinitely by United, following his arrest early last year. However, following the withdrawal of key witnesses and new evidence coming to light, the CPS subsequently dropped all charges levied Greenwood’s way.
This development put Man Utd in the spotlight on how to move forward with the player. As it’s a decision that requires careful consideration. Indeed, United confirmed they would conduct an internal investigation into the matter.
In the recent turn of events, ESPN reportedly added United’s final call is unlikely to be made public until the summer ‘at the earliest’. With Greenwood’s future at Old Trafford still unclear, clubs are spying an opportunity. Fenerbahce had been linked and were reportedly willing to absorb the backlash signing Greenwood would bring. This is because they reportedly believe he’d greatly aid their fortunes on the pitch. Elsewhere, speculation a move to China could be on the cards quickly came and went.
The Telegraph’s Mike McGrath has reportedly put Greenwood’s future back in focus. What’s more, the reporter claimed the club have received numerous enquiries. He also revealed Man Utd’s stance on a possible exit so far. McGrath tweeted the Red Devils have ‘received loan enquiries’ from ‘Turkish clubs and clubs’. The fact McGrath only named Turkey and no other countries is perhaps an indication a move to Turkey is Greenwood’s best bet in the event he does depart.
Greenwood could conceivably play again this season if United greenlights a move. However, for the time being, McGrath stressed United has ‘not pursued a deal’. While not stated by the reporter, one reason behind their inaction may be the bad look loaning Greenwood out would be while their own internal investigation is still ongoing. As such, it’s looking increasingly likely Greenwood will be kept on ice in Manchester until United’s probe has run its course.
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