Manchester United’s decision to reintegrate Mason Greenwood into the first-team squad comes after the withdrawal of allegations involving attempted rape, assault, and controlling behavior.
Despite these controversies, the 22-year-old forward has been impactful, contributing to seven goals in 13 appearances. Although his contract is valid until 2025, with a potential one-year extension, discussions regarding a free transfer were underway before his time at Getafe.
Corres discussed the situation, highlighting ongoing talks due to shifts in Manchester United’s ownership. These discussions, in early stages, explore options for extending Greenwood’s tenure or arranging a permanent move elsewhere.
Corres emphasized Greenwood’s value and the trust placed in him, emphasizing the significance of continued cooperation between Getafe and Manchester United. The support he’s received, not only from Getafe supporters but the wider Spanish community, underscores the need to safeguard Greenwood’s reputation.
Getafe’s president, Corres, expressed the club’s belief in Greenwood, aiming to secure his permanent stay, although the precise details of financial negotiations weren’t disclosed. The recent change in ownership at United adds complexity to the situation. Despite not playing for 16 months, Corres anticipates Greenwood’s return to form, potentially featuring in January or February, with Getafe remaining optimistic about his progress.
Greenwood appears content in Spain, drawing attention from prominent clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund due to his performances. The positive reception and interest from major clubs indicate a promising future for the talented forward.
The potential permanent move to Getafe remains a subject of ongoing discussion and evaluation involving the player, the Spanish club, and Manchester United as negotiations progress.
