Manchester United are ready to trigger one of the most talked about transfers of the season by agreeing to approve the departure of Mason Greenwood. According to Marca, the 22-year-old striker has revived his career at Getafe, where he is currently on loan, after impressing with his performances at the Spanish club. The Red Devils have demanded a price of 50 million euros for the talented winger.
Since arriving at Getafe, Greenwood has been a key player for the team, taking part in a total of 26 games and contributing 13 goals. Although he prefers to play on the right wing, he has also shown his versatility in other roles on the pitch.
Manchester United wants to sell Greenwood for 50 million
Interest in Greenwood is not limited to Getafe, with several clubs willing to sign him permanently. Barcelona in particular have been keeping an eye on the young talent and see him as a possible reinforcement for the attack next season. However, the Catalan club’s financial crisis could complicate any takeover attempt.
United, meanwhile, have sent representatives to Getafe to discuss Greenwood’s future. Although there has been speculation that the player could return to Old Trafford, the English club seems determined to sell him rather than reintegrate him into the main squad. This could be part of United’s wider strategy to reshape their squad ahead of next summer.
United officials also reportedly met with Deco in Barcelona to discuss possible moves in the transfer market. It appears that INEOS, the English club’s new partner, will bring big changes to the squad, with Greenwood potentially being one of the players released to make way for new additions.
In conclusion, Mason Greenwood’s departure from Manchester United is looking increasingly likely with the English club ready to sell him for a transfer fee of €50 million. Meanwhile, the player continues to impress at Getafe and is attracting interest from several top clubs, including Barcelona.
