'I don’t rule anything out' - Thomas Tuchel admits Mason Greenwood could make England comeback
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Ciaran Morrison
Fri 5 September 2025 19:47, UK
England manager Thomas Tuchel has not ruled out the possibility of Mason Greenwood making a future return to the Three Lions squad.
Tuchel is preparing for England‘s next two World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Serbia, with the World Cup less than a year away.
Former Manchester United forward Greenwood has not played for England since September 2020, his only cap for his country.
The 23-year-old had serious charges against him dropped in 2023, and he left Man United by mutual agreement after a “six month internal investigation into his conduct” [BBC Sport].
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Greenwood currently plays for Marseille in Ligue 1, and has the right to play for Jamaica through his mother, and now has a passport and citizenship for the Caribbean nation.
However, Greenwood has yet to accept a call-up to the Jamaica national side, and The Sun [5 September], report that Tuchel remains open to giving the forward a chance in his team.
I don’t rule anything out but he is no priority at the moment.”
Football Insider Verdict
Greenwood is continuing to wait for a call from England, and is currently rejecting the advances of Jamaica who clearly want the forward to bolster their ranks.
Calling up Greenwood to the England squad again could be a controversial decision, and perhaps Tuchel wants to avoid questioning on any legal matters.
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Tuchel has plenty of attacking options, and Greenwood not playing in the Premier League could count against him.