Huge news have been announced on SKY SPORTS this morning regarding Mason Greenwood’s future at Manchester United this summer 😱 GOOD LUCK STAR BOY!!!

Last summer, Manchester United opted to loan Greenwood to Getafe after the charges against him were dismissed, allowing him to continue his football journey away from Old Trafford temporarily.

While it was initially expected that Greenwood might depart permanently in the summer, new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe left the door open for his return to United earlier this year.

Greenwood’s contract with United is slated to end in 2025, potentially putting him in the final year of his deal this summer and making him available at a discounted rate.

To preserve his value, United can activate their extension clause, a move Getafe reportedly believes has already been executed.

Getafe officials have expressed interest in retaining Greenwood beyond the current season, whether through another loan stint or a permanent transfer. They concluded discussions with United under the impression that the player’s contract has been extended until 2026.

However, United has not officially confirmed any decision regarding Greenwood’s contract status at this point.

They have until May 2025 to exercise their option and are not obliged to disclose their verdict publicly.

Getafe’s hopes of holding onto Greenwood have been complicated by his impressive performances this season, boasting eight goals and five assists, attracting attention from top clubs like Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

Financial limitations may hinder Getafe from competing with these clubs for a permanent transfer, despite reported interest.

As part of the loan deal, Getafe secured a 20% share of any future transfer fee for Greenwood. United agreed to this compensation as acknowledgment of the risk Getafe assumed by signing the striker, considering both sporting performance and the controversies surrounding his acquisition.

Currently, Greenwood is expected to return to United at the season’s end, prompting Ratcliffe and United’s management to decide on his future.