According to reports from Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United are considering a swap deal for Mason Greenwood, it has been claimed. According to Footballwave, United are ready to let Greenwood leave and are ready to be involved in a swap deal involving Greenwood and Atletico Madrid’s Joao Felix. Atletico Madrid are reportedly interested in signing Greenwood and will be willing to pay cash plus Joao Felix to secure his signature. Manchester United considering huge swap deal for Mason Greenwood that could solve major issue This is not what we want Greenwood needs to come back home. The fans are all in for Greenwood’s return😡🙀🙀

Manchester United are reportedly exploring a potential swap deal involving Mason Greenwood and Atletico Madrid’s Joao Felix, according to the Daily Star. Atletico Madrid, along with other European clubs, have shown interest in Greenwood and are said to be ready to offer Felix in exchange. Felix, who has recently been on loan to Chelsea and Barcelona, might be part of this deal.
Joao Felix, who joined Atletico Madrid from Benfica in 2019 for around €113 million (£96 million), was the fourth most expensive player in history at the time. Despite the hefty price tag, he has struggled to establish himself at Atletico and is expected to leave permanently this summer.
The proposed deal from Atletico involves trading Felix for Greenwood. Manchester United are currently weighing the potential benefits of bringing Felix into their squad, especially considering his desire to play for a Champions League team.
Greenwood, who spent the previous season on loan at Getafe, impressed with 10 goals in 36 appearances and earned the player of the season accolade. With only a year left on his contract with Manchester United, the club is keen to sell him. Juventus, Napoli, and Borussia Dortmund are also reportedly interested in Greenwood.
In related news, FOOTBALLWAVE reports that Casemiro may be priced out of a move to the Saudi Pro League. Manchester United are open to accepting a bid of around £40 million for the Brazilian midfielder, who had a difficult season at Old Trafford. However, several Saudi clubs believe this price is too steep for a 32-year-old with a contract valued at nearly £400,000 a week at Manchester United.