The future of Manchester United ahead Mason Greenwood it is still unknown to go in the summer. The 22-year-old is on loan at Getafe, who have expressed a desire to keep the English striker, but there is little certainty about where he will end up.
Getafe fear that Greenwood wants to play Champions League or at least Europa League football next season, and with four points and four teams between Los Azulones and a potential place in the League Conference if Athletic Club wins the Copa del Rey.
One of the key factors in his future will be his contract, which as things stand expires in 2025, but Manchester United has a unilateral option to extend his agreement for an extra year. As things stand, the Red Devils will be forced to sell him at a bargain price this summer or lose him for free next summer, with the player unwilling to return to Old Trafford. However, if they extended their agreement, it would give them more bargaining power.
Ace for The AthleticGetafe suspect United have already extended Greenwood's contract, though Manchester United sources deny that this is the case. While the English giants have yet to make a decision on Greenwood's future, the assumption is that he will be sold, and although that won't go down well with the fans, the logical move financially would be to extend his deal .
Getafe would benefit from an extension, as it would increase their chances of keeping Greenwood on loan next season, or possibly getting a higher fee for him – Los Azulones have a 20% sell-on clause for Greenwood, so anything that increases the its valuable benefits. they too
The report is very careful not to commit to any certainty, but it seems that a return to United is all but ruled out. Meanwhile, if United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe chose to gamble on his future – asking whether Greenwood is a good fit or not – this suggests they have an interest in protecting his value in the transfer market.
