Manchester United winger Mason Greenwood is leaving Old Trafford and has caught the eye of both La Liga and Bundesliga giants. The 22-year-old has scored four goals and provided three assists in 13 appearances. According to 90min, Real Madrid and Barcelona are interested in him, and Atletico Madrid has also sent scouts. At the same time, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are also keeping a close eye on his development. Champions League side Real Sociedad have been rumoured to be interested in signing Mason Greenwood, reflecting uncertainty about Greenwood's future.
The Athletic reports that Getafe do not want the player to return to Manchester United as it would not benefit them. Under the loan contract, Getafe will only have to pay 80 per cent of the transfer fee if they buy Mason Greenwood next summerIf he moves to another club, Getafe gets a 20% share of the transfer fee. Manchester United had planned to reactivate Greenwood in 2025, but faced a backlash and changed their plans in favour of him on loan.
Getafe took on the controversial England player at the last minute, and they did not have to pay a loan fee, but only a small part of the salary. As a result, Getafe felt they were taking a risk to help Manchester United and Mason Greenwood, so they asked for a share of the next transfer, which was agreed by Manchester United. Chairman Corres confirmed they are considering the possibility of buying Mason Greenwood, but stressed it was too early to renew his contract or make a bid. He has full confidence in Mason Greenwood and has said he will continue to meet with United to see if they are satisfied.
He was out of action for 16 months, but I'm sure he was able to get back to his best in January and February, and we're happy with his performance.