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Topics: Manchester United, Mason Greenwood, Football, Jadon Sancho, Antony, Manchester United Transfer News & Rumours
Marcus Chan
Topics: Manchester United, Mason Greenwood, Football, Jadon Sancho, Antony, Manchester United Transfer News & Rumours
There has been a big update on the future of Mason Greenwood as Manchester United have reportedly made a decision.
Back in August, it was confirmed that Greenwood and the Red Devils have mutually agreed that the 22-year-old would continue his career away from Old Trafford.
On transfer deadline day, Greenwood confirmed a loan move to Spanish La Liga side Getafe for the 23/24 season.
Since joining the club, the Englishman has made 25 appearances across all competitions, scoring seven goals and assisting five.
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Looking ahead to the summer transfer window, it has been claimed that United have made a decision on Greenwood’s future.
As reported by Football Insider, United will look to sell both Greenwood and Jadon Sancho when the summer transfer window opens.
It has been reported that the Old Trafford club will sanction moves for Greenwood and Sancho before thinking about selling Antony.
Brazilian winger Antony has had another disappointing season at United, having only managed one goal and one assist in 27 matches across all competitions.
Speaking about the 24-year-old recently, United boss Erik ten Hag said: “He has to prove a point, that he will do. And he has big potential. He hasn't shown it lately, but I know what his talent is, and it's about proving his talent, and it's about him.
“And, yeah, he will probably get his opportunities, right? But, yeah, I think that was always the idea.”
He continued: “You have competition, and now he has to show himself on the training pitch, but also others because we have opportunities there.
“With [Amad] Diallo returning from an injury, he's doing well in the training. Omari Forson is doing well. So we have options to fill in those positions. And it's not set that Marcus Rashford has to play as a centre forward.”