Nike has now officially confirmed a decision relating to Mason Greenwood following the recent dropping of his charges.
The criminal charges – for attempted rape, engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour, and assault occasioning bodily harm – brought against the English forward last year were dropped earlier in February.
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Hours after that announcement, the Manchester-based club said in a statement that they would conduct their own internal investigation into the matter.
This sparked rumours that the striker could make a return to United's first team, with the footballer reportedly re-adding "Nike athlete" and "Manchester United" to his Instagram bio.
Nike, however, has now confirmed their stance on the 21-year-old after the case was dropped in the form of an official statement by the Greater Manchester Police.
"Mason Greenwood is no longer a Nike athlete," a spokesperson from the sportswear brand confirmed, per the Daily Mirror.
EA Sports has also confirmed that Greenwood will still be excluded from FIFA games.
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After the case against him was dismissed, Greenwood made a number of changes to his Instagram account, including deleting certain pictures and unfollowing a number of accounts.
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