It has been reported that Manchester United will not accept Getafe’s proposal to prolong Mason Greenwood’s loan for a second season in order to make the most of the promising talent.
Greenwood has been the subject of discussions with Getafe regarding his potential retention this summer; nevertheless, United intends to recall him before contemplating a permanent transfer.
On the final day of the summer transfer window, Getafe was able to secure the 22-year-old forward on loan for the entire season.
They were of the opinion that his future possibilities would be better away from Old Trafford.
According to reports, Greenwood is reportedly living a low-key lifestyle in Spain with his partner, Harriet, and their child, who was born in July of this year.
Greenwood has played in 24 La Liga matches while he has been with Getafe. He has scored six goals, provided five assists, and created 23 opportunities during his tenure with the club.
It has been stated that clubs such as Atletico Madrid and Barcelona have shown a large amount of interest in him as a result of his performances.
United and Getafe have been in communication about the possibilities of extending Greenwood’s loan until the end of the following season. Getafe is said to be interested in extending Greenwood’s loan until the end of the following season.
The Sun, on the other hand, says that United is hesitant to agree to another loan agreement and would give priority to a permanent transfer if they decide to sell Greenwood.
Despite the fact that Sir Jim Ratcliffe, United’s co-owner, has not ruled out the possibility of Greenwood being sold, it is still unclear whether or not he would be sold.
Ratcliffe has suggested that a “fresh” decision will be made at the appropriate moment.
In February, Ratcliffe made the following statement: “It is obvious that we need to make a decision. No choice has been made at this time. Obviously, he is on loan, but he is not the only one in this situation.
In light of the fact that we have one or two football players with whom we need to deal and make a decision, we will proceed in this manner.
To begin, it will be necessary to have an understanding of the facts, rather than the hype, and then to make an effort to arrive at a fair judgment based on values.