Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is reportedly ‘frustrated’ on the size of time the membership’s investigation into Mason Greenwood has taken. The England worldwide had prices dropped in opposition to him again in February. He’s now hoping to revive his profession, with the 21-year-old final taking part in for the membership in a 1-0 victory over West Ham in January 2022.

According to The Mirror, Ten Hag has been concerned in talks over the way forward for Greenwood together with John Murtough, the Glazers and Richard Arnold.

And it’s claimed the 53-year-old is ‘frustrated’ by the size of time the investigation into the England worldwide has taken.

Greenwood had prices dropped in opposition to him in February, with the striker then reacting to that growth by saying: "I'm relieved that this matter is now over and I wish to thank my household, family members and pals for his or her help.

“There will be no further comment at this time."

While Ten Hag is frustrated, however, he is said to ‘respect the sensitive nature of the case and the need for due process to take its course’.

A final decision is now expected before the beginning of the new season.

United didn’t want the Greenwood situation to overshadow or disrupt their campaign last term as Ten Hag guided his side back into the Champions League.

Since a 2-1 FA Cup final defeat to Manchester City in the FA Cup final, however, discussions have intensified.

Regardless of what happens with Greenwood, United plan on signing a new striker.

They’d love to acquire Harry Kane but know Tottenham are reluctant to sell to a Premier League rival.

Napoli hitman Victor Osimhen is admired but, like Kane, the Nigeria international will command a premium fee.

United have been linked with Rasmus Hojlund, who now appears to be Ten Hag’s No 1 transfer target for up top.

Goncalo Ramos and Dusan Vlahovic are also options, having impressed for Benfica and Juventus respectively last season.

Regarding Greenwood, one possibility is the 21-year-old leaving on loan.

Juventus have emerged as potential suitors, while Atalanta have been credited with an interest on Friday.

And Simon Jordan, speaking recently, expressed a belief any loan deal for Greenwood would be sensible.

“Where this young man sits now is he’s no longer being charged,” he advised talkSPORT.

“I argued this a while ago when we covered it about the presumption of innocence and the presumption of innocence is something we should have in real terms.

“But the court of public opinion will make its own decisions about what they heard and what they know about this young man.

“That puts him in the way of a variety of challenges.

“One of them is Man Utd’s perception of its image around the world and the other is what he’s going to be subjected to, by the very nature of what we know to be a very blunt, cruel and often appraisal of anything football fans can get at to try and disadvantage a player.

“With all those factors in play, I think it’s a sensible move [loan overseas].

“It’s not kicking the can down the road.”