As most of us know, the steps to install and update the Microsoft Teams Powerhell Module are described here:
Install Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module
However, it is also possible to install, load and remove previous versions.
To list all installed versions we need to use the ListAvailable parameter:
Get-Module -ListAvailable MicrosoftTeams

By default, the module loaded with Import-Module MicrosoftTeams or Connect-MicrosoftTeams will be the latest installed version.
We can run the following PowerShell cmdlet, to confirm the module version that is currently loaded:
Get-Module MicrosoftTeams

Note: If empty it means that the MicrosoftTeam PowerShell module isn’t loaded.
To load a specific version we need to use the RequiredVersion parameter:
Import-Module MicrosoftTeams -RequiredVersion x.x.x

This is useful in case that we need to check if a previous version had a different behavior.
The Uninstall-Module accepts the RequiredVersion parameter, this allows to uninstall a specific version. Then we check again all installed versions with the ListAvailable parameter:
Uninstall-Module MicrosoftTeams -RequiredVersion x.x.x

We can also install a specific version with Install-Module:
Install-Module MicrosoftTeams -RequiredVersion x.x.x

Please note that the PowerShell cmdlets used in this post will work for other PowerShell Modules.