Charges including attempted rape were dropped in FebruaryUnited say they will help forward to find a new clubMason Greenwood is to leave Manchester United after it was decided the striker must resume his career away from Old Trafford.United announced on Monday the outcome of their six-month investigation into Greenwood’s conduct. The 21-year-old’s exit …

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Mason Greenwood today admitted 'making mistakes' as he agreed to leave Manchester United.

Recap Mail Sport's live blog for the latest developments and reactions as Manchester United confirm Mason Greenwood will leave the club following their internal investigation.

In his statement, Arnold said that the club would continue to support the alleged victim as well as Greenwood to help them 'rebuild and move forward positively with their lives.'

'I have made a mistake and I have to admit it. It wasn't done in bad faith; it was a moment of great emotion. Inside [the group] we saw it as natural, but on the outside it has caused a commotion.'

The content of the comment made towards the 19-year-old forward has not been revealed. It comes after fans unfurled a banner depicting him as 'baby' after he refused to play, angling for a move.

United had conducted their investigation since the Crown Prosecution Service confirmed at the start of February that it was dropping charges of attempted rape and assault against him.