The prospects for Mason Greenwood’s permanent departure from Manchester United seem brighter following confirmation of ongoing transfer talks. Angel Torres, Getafe’s president, disclosed discussions held with Manchester United regarding a potential permanent move for Greenwood.
Greenwood had joined Getafe on a temporary basis after facing internal scrutiny at Manchester United. The Crown Prosecution Service dropped charges against him, including attempted rape, controlling and coercive behavior, and assault causing bodily harm.
While Greenwood’s current loan to Getafe is for the season, Manchester United aims to sell him thereafter. Torres has initiated talks with United, improving the likelihood of a potential deal.
Torres expressed optimism about extending Greenwood’s stay, stating they had recent video conferencing with Manchester United, sharing the player’s and his family’s happiness about the prospect.
Additionally, Torres hinted at other potential signings for Getafe in January, including Ilaix Moriba and Oriol Romeu. The president emphasized the need to reinforce the midfield and potentially add a winger to their squad.
Manager Jose Bordalas praised Greenwood’s talent and work ethic, expressing satisfaction with his performance at Getafe. He highlighted Greenwood’s patience, calmness, and adaptability, despite a prolonged period without playing or intensive training.
Bordalas acknowledged the challenge of securing a player of Greenwood’s caliber for Getafe, emphasizing the club’s commitment to nurturing his talent and integration into the team, noting his impressive adaptation while indicating the need to improve his Spanish skills.
Overall, the discussions and positive feedback from both sides signal an increased possibility of Mason Greenwood’s permanent departure from Manchester United.