Mason Greenwood apologises and promises to learn lesson after coronavirus breach

Striker Mason Greenwood has apologised for breaching coronavirus protocols while on England duty (Brynjar Gunnarson/AP)

Striker Mason Greenwood has apologised for breaching coronavirus protocols while on England duty (Brynjar Gunnarson/AP)

An apologetic Mason Greenwood insists he has learned a lesson after a breach of coronavirus regulations resulted in him being sent home from England duty.

The 18-year-old Manchester United striker and Manchester City’s Phil Foden, 20, were both removed from Gareth Southgate’s squad ahead of the Nations League match against Denmark after allegations emerged in the Icelandic media that the pair had spent time with two girls during the trip to Reykjavik, where both players made their senior debuts in a 1-0 win over the hosts on Saturday.

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