Manchester United’s choice to reintegrate Mason Greenwood into the first-team squad follows 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. While his contract runs until 2025, with a possible one-year extension, talks about a free transfer were ongoing before his stint at Getafe.
Corres, in discussing the situation, highlighted ongoing conversations due to changes in Manchester United’s ownership. These discussions are in early stages, exploring the potential for extending Greenwood’s stay or arranging a permanent transfer elsewhere.
Greenwood’s worth and trust in him were emphasized by Corres, stressing the importance of continued cooperation between Getafe and Manchester United. The support he’s received not just from Getafe fans but the wider Spanish community was acknowledged, emphasizing the need to protect Greenwood’s reputation.
Getafe’s president, Corres, has expressed the club’s belief in Greenwood, aiming to secure his permanent stay, although the specifics of cost negotiations weren’t detailed. The recent shift in ownership at United adds complexity to the situation. Despite 16 months since his last game, Corres anticipates Greenwood’s return to form, potentially seeing action in January or February, with Getafe remaining optimistic about his progress.
Greenwood seems content in Spain, attracting attention from top clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund due to his performances. His positive reception and interest from major clubs hint at a bright future for the talented forward.
The potential permanent move to Getafe continues to be a subject of ongoing discussion and evaluation among the player, the Spanish club, and Manchester United as negotiations evolve.