His second La Liga goal and fourth overall in Spain marked a standout moment, showcasing sheer brilliance as he maneuvered from the right and unleashed an incredibly forceful shot into the top corner of the net.
With three assists to his name, Greenwood’s exceptional performance may create challenges for new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Man Utd sent the 22-year-old to Spain amidst an internal inquiry into his personal conduct. This stemmed from a witness withdrawal in a police investigation involving charges of attempted rape, assault, and controlling behavior—accusations Greenwood denied.
After an extensive investigation, the club issued a perplexing statement, seemingly clearing the striker while stating he was unfit to represent the team.
Regarding Greenwood’s future with Manchester United, even if he maintains his impressive form at Getafe, it’s anticipated that he’ll explore a different career path.
While there’s no complete dismissal of his return, reports indicate he’s undergoing rehabilitation on loan in Spain and will likely be sold afterward.
Getafe is considering extending his stay, scheduling talks for April. However, a potential issue looms for Man Utd in the summer, with Greenwood’s contract expiring in 2025. A sale in 2024 might be necessary to secure transfer fees, although there’s an optional year in his contract, activating which could draw unwanted attention to United.
