Manchester United attacker Mason Greenwood is currently out on loan at Spanish club Getafe and attracting attention of top clubs.
A report from 90min has claimed that Barcelona and Real Madrid have watched the beleaguered 22-year-old Manchester United attacker Mason Greenwood in action on loan for Getafe this season.
Mason Greenwood: What Does The Future Have In Store?
Mason Greenwood does not have a future at Manchester United, and he is expected to be moved on permanently at the end of the season. It will be interesting to see if Barcelona and Real Madrid decide to make a move for him after keeping tabs on the Englishman.
Greenwood was previously regarded as one of the most talented young players in English football. However, the player lost a significant chunk of first-team action at Old Trafford following the accusations of abuse and violence. It will be interesting to see if he can regain that form and mentality in the coming months.
There is no doubt that he has impressed during his loan spell at Getafe, and it wouldn’t be a surprise if they tried to sign him permanently at the end of the season. The 22-year-old still has plenty of time to get his career back on track and fulfil his tremendous potential.
Moving away from Manchester United would be ideal for all parties. The Red Devils clearly do not want the English forward to return to Old Trafford. Meanwhile, Barcelona could certainly use more quality and depth in their attack, and Greenwood would have been a quality acquisition for them had they signed him before the legal actions were taken against him.
Greenwood was regarded as a world-class talent back then, and he had already established himself as a useful first-team player for Manchester United. Similarly, Real Madrid could use more quality and depth in the attack as well.
It will be interesting to see if the Spanish giants decide to make a move for the 22-year-old in the coming weeks. Greenwood will probably look to get his career back on track and the opportunity to join a big club can be tempting for him. But he is also reportedly ready to join Getafe on a permanent deal.
