It’s gonna be huge news as they have finally made a decision on Mason Greenwood’s as the fans can’t wait….”In response to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s remarks regarding Mason Greenwood’s return to action, Fabrizio Romano has revealed the “internal feeling” of Manchester United.

The perception that there is an internal tendency within the club to unload Greenwood during the forthcoming summer transfer window has been confirmed by Romano.

This is despite the fact that there is ambiguity surrounding Greenwood’s situation at Old Trafford.

Greenwood’s turbulent path resulted in United suspending him in the midst of serious charges and inflammatory postings on social media.

In spite of the fact that the charges were eventually dropped, the club had initially planned to reintegrate him as a member before they encountered opposition from the public.

Greenwood is currently playing for Getafe in La Liga on loan, and he has already shown his skill by contributing twelve goals to the team’s performance this season.

The partial acquisition of United by Ineos and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, on the other hand, has added another layer of uncertainty to the situation about his future.

Romano highlighted that although there are continued discussions taking place within the club, there has not yet been a decision that can be considered final.

Despite the fact that Ratcliffe made a public remark that seemed to indicate that further consideration was being given, the general consensus among United insiders is that Greenwood should be let go permanently.

Romano explained that although United is still willing to take into consideration transfer proposals and negotiate agreements, the ultimate decision might not be made until new board appointees, such as Dan Ashworth, are brought into play.

It is anticipated that negotiations will take place in the months of April and May regarding this imminent development, which will play a vital part in establishing the club’s summer plan.

In the end, Romano stated that, as of right now, the predominant tendency is toward the possibility of Greenwood being sold permanently, despite the fact that the conditions may change in the months to come.