Mason Greenwood will leave Europe and make a dramatic move to a club in Asia, where he intends to restart his football career should Manchester United sack him.

There are indications that the 21-year-old may be sacked by the Red Devils following their investigation into the allegations of race and violence against women by the player.

Charges against the player, who was one of Manchester United’s brightest youngsters, were dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). The court said the charges of attempted rape, controlling and coercive behavior, and one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm had been dropped against the 21-year-old.

But Manchester United are investigating the matter, and the young England attacker will not train or play with the Red Devils while that "process" is carried out.

Now, The Sun is reporting that the player is busy making other plans to save his dying career as he feels he may not be able to play at United or indeed any club in England again.

The newspaper quoted a source close to the striker as saying that the Englishman could leave England and Europe entirely and move to China and would not even feel comfortable playing for Manchester United again even if he was called back.