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- The club are reportedly willing to talk to Manchester United about him staying.
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Getafe are reportedly willing to discuss extending Mason Greenwood’s stay.
Greenwood is on loan from Manchester United and Getafe are open to a transfer or another loan after his contribution of seven goals this season.
The forward, 22, was charged with attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behavior in October 2022, but the charges and case were dropped in February 2023 when key witnesses withdrew.
New part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently hinted he could return after his loan spell, contrasting with the club’s commitment in the summer to have him restart his career “away from Old Trafford”.
However, Getafe are prepared to explore the possibility of taking Greenwood off United’s hands permanently, according to The times.
Getafe would be willing to discuss the possibility of making Mason Greenwood’s loan permanent or, at least, extending it.
It comes after Sir Jim Ratcliffe left the door open for his possible return in the summer.
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Getafe president Angel Torres told Spanish radio station COPE last week that Greenwood is eager to stay for another year.
“He is very comfortable in Madrid and is excited about the idea of staying another year,” Torres said. “It’s a question for them (United), they have to decide if he goes back there.
‘There is a market for him in Spain, but it depends on money. It depends on Manchester (United).’
It is believed that another loan would be the easiest option, according to The Times.
Despite facing intense criticism in England, Greenwood considers La Liga to be a comparative oasis of calm.
The winger is said to love living in Spain, values the quality of the food and the friendliness of the fans and is making progress in learning the language.
Getafe was criticized for being “tone deaf” at its inauguration, while they greeted the “MasonMania” and showed photos of him with the fans.
He reportedly has “no great desire” to return to Old Trafford and feels the Red Devils should have “supported him better.”
Greenwood is reportedly happy in Spain and has “no great desire” to return to Old Trafford.
A lip reader said he was “97 per cent sure” Jude Bellingham murmured “rapist” at him during a capital clash with Real Madrid earlier this month.
However, Greenwood reportedly wants the Spanish Football Federation to drop an investigation after LaLiga reported the clash between him and Bellingham.
