The 21-year-old had all criminal charges of attempted rape, assault and coercive and controlling behaviour against him dropped on February 2.

Despite this verdict, sports brand Nike are yet to re-sign with the player, while United have reportedly decided that he will take no part in their 2022-23 season.

The Premier League club will continue their own internal process before making a decision on Greenwood's future, but the player is still eligible to look for a new team.

Daily Telegraph reporter

Manchester United have received loan enquiries for Mason Greenwood from Turkish clubs and clubs with open transfer windows. At present they've not pursued a deal. As per statement when CPS dropped charges they will
'conduct its own process before determining next steps' #MUFC

— Mike McGrath (@mcgrathmike) March 2, 2023

The Turkish Football Federation announced last month that its winter transfer window had been extended by FIFA, following the devastating earthquake that hit the country on February 6.

McGrath notes that, aside from Turkey, other clubs whose transfer windows remain open have also made contact over a potential loan signing.

Thus far, however, United are yet to pursue any kind of deal, as their aforementioned internal investigation is yet to reach its conclusion.