Getafe president Ángel Collés says the club is considering signing Mason Greenwood from Manchester United on a permanent transfer.
Greenwood’s first season-long loan move comes after United made a U-turn to reinstate him into the first team after allegations of attempted rape, assault and controlling/coercive behavior were dropped. He moved to Spain on deadline day and has been contributing. He has played in 13 games and contributed 7 goals.
The 22-year-old’s contract with United expires in 2025 with an option for a one-year extension, but the club were looking to take him on a free transfer away before a temporary move to Getafe.
Getafe president Colles said the club “believes” in Greenwood and is looking for ways to make his stay at the club permanent.
“We haven’t talked about price yet. There was also a change in share ownership in Manchester, so we’ve been talking about looking at the situation and seeing what they offer. [United]” he told reporters. The Athletic.
“But we are still happy with our meetings and video conferences with them. It is still too early to consider whether we will continue for another season or offer a price and we will commit everything. [of the contract] Because there is a percentage and you buy the rest.
“I very much believe [in Greenwood].From here we will continue to work regularly and meet with Manchester [United] To see if they are happy. The truth is that they are happy with their treatment, not only from Getafe fans but from all over Spain. Now we must continue to protect him.
“He hasn’t played in 16 months, but I think he’ll find his rhythm in January, February. He’ll give us satisfaction.”
90 minutes He understands that Greenwood is enjoying life in Spain and is happy with the situation as his performances have attracted attention from other countries. Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have all monitored Greenwood at various times, while Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are also keeping an eye on his movements.
Although a return to United cannot be completely ruled out, a final decision on whether Greenwood stays or leaves will not be made until Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment is formally approved and the club’s new football department is appointed. is not given down.