Man United star Mason Greenwood’s pregnant girlfriend throws a baby shower

Mason Greenwood’s girlfriend enjoyed a lavish baby shower as she prepared to welcome the couple’s first child.

Greenwood, 21, will become a father later this month, and his college student partner is celebrating the occasion this weekend by throwing a party with her loved ones.

The mom-to-be showed off her burgeoning baby bump in a fitted white dress with a thigh-high slit, while accessorizing with a tiny white Prada handbag and heels.

She was pictured at the event hugging a friend in front of a white flower wall while surrounded by pink and white balloons.

His family is said to be aware and “looking forward” to welcoming the couple’s child in the summer. The sun reported.

Greenwood and his girlfriend have kept their relationship low profile during a turbulent time for the attacker.

Greenwood was charged with attempted rape, controlling and coercive conduct, and assault last October.

The charges were dropped in February, with the Public Prosecution Service (CPS) citing a “withdrawal of key witnesses and new material coming to light”.

The developments left “no realistic prospect of conviction” and they added that they had a “duty” not to pursue the case under such circumstances.

While United conduct their own investigation, the men’s senior team are said to be divided over whether or not the former academy starlet should be allowed to return.

A report says some members of the squad are concerned about his return, while some have no objection to Greenwood being welcomed back.

Among the women’s side, which shares the Carrington base with the men, players would be very concerned about Greenwood’s return.

A source told The Sun: “If Mason comes back, it’s unthinkable that he’s out of touch with any of the women’s teams.

“Everyone at the club is well aware of what was said at the time of his arrest.”

Greenwood remains prohibited from training or playing for the club while this process is ongoing. It is reported that it could take months.

The player released a statement after the CPS announced their decision, writing: “I am relieved that this matter is now over and I would like to thank my family, loved ones and friends for their support. There will be no further comment at this time.”

United remained tight-lipped about their next steps in the days and weeks following the CPS decision.

Erik ten Hag, who was asked about the Greenwood case at his press conference the day after the charges were dropped, referred to the club’s statement.

“I can’t add anything, I refer to the club’s statement,” he said.

Earlier this month, it emerged that Greenwood is on the list of players to be retained by Manchester United, while David de Gea is the most notable absentee from new contract talks.

It is clear that Greenwood’s inclusion reflects his contract at Old Trafford until 2025, and is in no way an indication of the outcome of an internal club inquiry after the prosecution dropped allegations of attempted rape and assault against him in February. withdrawn.

United have still not made a decision on Greenwood’s future, but Mail Sport previously revealed that one of the options being considered is to loan the 21-year-old to a foreign club next season – with Italy, Turkey or Spain as options.

Sending him abroad would give them another period of reflection, while also giving them a chance to gauge public opinion, along with Greenwood’s mental health and performance levels.

Greenwood, who has two years left on his £75,000-a-week deal at Old Trafford, was suspended by United when the allegations were first made last January and remains out of the picture.