Post: Greenwood did not participate in the training camp of the Jamaican national team because Thaksin believed he could return to England

Hupu reported on November 16 that the British media "Daily Mail" wrote an article discussing Greenwood's current situation in Marseille and the views of Marseille fans towards him.

The article mentioned that Greenwood was forced to leave English football due to rape accusations, but now he has become a hero among fans again in France. Forward Greenwood, who previously played for Manchester United, is currently in excellent form and performing eye-catchingly with Marseille. Earlier this year, news broke that he would accept a call-up to the Jamaican national team. You know, the Jamaican team is currently coached by former Manchester United player McClaren and is very hopeful of qualifying for the 2026 United States, Canada and Mexico World Cup.

However, Greenwood did not participate in the Jamaican team's training camp as expected. Marseille revealed that Greenwood has always harbored a seemingly unattainable dream in his heart, and he still firmly believes that he can return to the England national team.

About four years ago, Greenwood was banned internally by Manchester United over rape allegations. By 2023, the British Crown Prosecution Service announced that it would drop all charges against him. Although it was reported at the time that Manchester United coach Ten Hag had considered bringing Greenwood back to the team, the public backlash forced the club to abandon the plan.

Afterwards, Greenwood was loaned to Getafe in La Liga, and officially joined Marseille with a transfer fee of 27.5 million pounds last year. Today, his market value has nearly doubled. There are relevant reports that Barcelona, ​​AC Milan and other European football giants are considering bringing him in after the end of this season.

For Manchester United, they have now accepted the reality that Greenwood will never return to the team, but they are still expected to obtain financial benefits from this player. Manchester United will reportedly receive half of the profits generated from Greenwood's move to Marseille.

However, the "Daily Mail" also stated that although Greenwood performed well and shined in France, the English Football Association (English Football Association) and the current England coach Tuchel always believed that Greenwood "is not within the scope of consideration for the team's recall." Before the World Cup comes, the possibility of changing this decision is almost non-existent.