Mason Greenwood may not return to Manchester United again, as per updates from sources close to the club.
With a few months left on his Getafe loan deal, Greenwood was expected back at Old Trafford as he had no buyout clause to his deal.
Meanwhile, sources close to Old Trafford had revealed United's decision not to agree to a buyout clause was not to secure Greenwood's return at the end of the season.
Under former CEO Richard Arnold, United were sounding as if they would want Greenwood back after his loan spell. They wanted Greenwood to restart his career away from Old Trafford before a further decision on his future.
Meanwhile, leaked reports and feelers at Carrington revealed the club are planning to sell Mason Greenwood totally when his loan deal expires.
Amidst the uncertainties surrounding the youngster's future, Manchester United's new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe opened a new chapter of hope in the Greenwood saga, saying the loanee is still a Man United player and the club will reconsider their decision on him.
As of the time of filing this report, sources close to Manchester United have revealed the club's officials have assembled at the negotiation table to discuss the future of Mason Greenwood with the dominant sentiment tilting towards selling the player at the end of the season.
Since returning to action from his 18-month exile, Greenwood has put up a series of sterling individual appearances for Getafe.
He has scored 6 LaLiga goals with 5 assists, taking his goal contributions for the club to double digits. Some Man United fans have been clamoring for his return but it appears the youngster must have had his last spell with United in 2022.
He will have one year remaining on his Manchester United contract when his Getafe loan deal expires. He has been linked to top LaLiga clubs such as Barcelona and Real Madrid following his impressive outing with Getafe
With a few months left on his Getafe loan deal, Greenwood was expected back at Old Trafford as he had no buyout clause to his deal.
Meanwhile, sources close to Old Trafford had revealed United's decision not to agree to a buyout clause was not to secure Greenwood's return at the end of the season.
Under former CEO Richard Arnold, United were sounding as if they would want Greenwood back after his loan spell. They wanted Greenwood to restart his career away from Old Trafford before a further decision on his future.
Meanwhile, leaked reports and feelers at Carrington revealed the club are planning to sell Mason Greenwood totally when his loan deal expires.
Amidst the uncertainties surrounding the youngster's future, Manchester United's new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe opened a new chapter of hope in the Greenwood saga, saying the loanee is still a Man United player and the club will reconsider their decision on him.
As of the time of filing this report, sources close to Manchester United have revealed the club's officials have assembled at the negotiation table to discuss the future of Mason Greenwood with the dominant sentiment tilting towards selling the player at the end of the season.
Since returning to action from his 18-month exile, Greenwood has put up a series of sterling individual appearances for Getafe.
He has scored 6 LaLiga goals with 5 assists, taking his goal contributions for the club to double digits. Some Man United fans have been clamoring for his return but it appears the youngster must have had his last spell with United in 2022.
He will have one year remaining on his Manchester United contract when his Getafe loan deal expires. He has been linked to top LaLiga clubs such as Barcelona and Real Madrid following his impressive outing with Getafe