Mason Greenwood has met face-to-face with Manchester United chiefs for the first time since charges charge against him were dropped.

The striker and his representatives met with senior club officials as part of its internal investigation into the allegations against him, says The Sun.

Greenwood, 21, was cleared of any wrongdoing earlier this month when the Crown Prosecution Service dropped charges of attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behaviour.

Greenwood met with the club prior to United's Europa League first leg clash against Barcelona on 16 February.

A source said: "Mason and his team met with the club to start the process of trying to get to the bottom of exactly what may or may not have happened.

"It is an extremely sensitive situation and the club think it is only fair that Mason is given the opportunity to fully explain himself.

"The club are keen to hear his version of events. Only when they have the full picture, can they start to move things forward."