According to rumors, Mason Greenwood’s loan to Getafe has piqued the interest of Manchester United supporters, who are ready to welcome him back to the team. The 22-year-old winger had a successful game as his new Spanish team easily trounced Tardienta, scoring two goals.
In addition to his first La Liga goal against Celta Vigo last month, Greenwood has now scored two goals. He is supposedly happy in Spain even if he is on loan from Manchester United to the Madrid-based team.
Due to his team’s underwhelming season opening performance, manager Erik Ten Hag is under increasing pressure back at Old Trafford.
After suffering a humiliating 3-0 home loss to Newcastle, United was knocked out of the Carabao Cup, a competition they had won the year before. In 15 games this season, this was the eighth defeat.
According to the Daily Star, worried supporters are now expressing their wish for Mason Greenwood to return to the team as soon as possible.
Fans’ reactions on social media have been a flurry, with some yelling, “Bring back my star boy,” and others asserting that Greenwood is surpassing the forwards the Manchester United team now has.
Some supporters are still doubtful and think Greenwood should be kept far away from United, despite the calls for his return.
The previous legal troubles of Greenwood were brought up; in January of last year, he was taken into custody on suspicion of attempted rape, assault, and coercive control. The Crown Prosecution Service later withdrew these charges in February.
After these legal issues, Manchester United concluded that Greenwood could not finish his career at Old Trafford, based on an internal inquiry.
After that, he signed with Getafe just before the summer transfer window closed, and in his eight games with the Spanish team, he has scored three goals.
According to sources, Greenwood intends to stay at Getafe for the foreseeable future. The positive feedback he has received from players and supporters has greatly increased his confidence. He seems really content and is resolved to concentrate on his playing career rather than thinking about the distant future.