Former Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood has reportedly decided his international allegiance for the remainder of his career.
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The Man Utd academy graduate's career has been marred by a sexual assault scandal that emerged in January 2022. He was suspended by Man Utd after the news broke and subsequently released by his boyhood club in 2024.
After the charges against him were dropped in February 2023, Greenwood spent the 2023/24 season on loan at Getafe before a career resurgence at French giants Olympique Marseille last season, where he won the Ligue 1 top scorer award.
As Greenwood enjoys a career resurgence, he looks to reignite his international career. The left-footer was reportedly granted Jamaican citizenship after he received a Jamaican passport, and now becomes eligible to represent the Island country, BBC Sport reported.
The former Getafe man has played for his birth country once before, against Iceland in 2020 when he was just 18-years-old, but was withdrawn from the squad after he and Phil Foden had breached Covid-19 regulations by leaving the team's hotel.
With a switch to Jamaica imminent, all that remains for Greenwood to do is change from the Football Association to the Jamaican Football Federation (JFF) for Greenwood to be selected for Jamaica's FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Bermuda and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Jamaica head coach Steve McLaren is reportedly looking to recruit UK-born players who are eligible for Jamaica through their family. Brentford's Rico Henry and Tottenham's Tyrese Hall are also eligible for selection.
