Manchester United is reportedly considering selling Mason Greenwood this summer.
Greenwood has been on loan at Getafe FC since last summer, and has performed well in La Liga.
However, the Red Devils are facing financial difficulties and may need to sell players in order to raise funds.
Greenwood was charged with attempted rape, assault, and controlling and coercive behaviour last year.
However, the charges were later dropped due to a lack of evidence. Greenwood has denied any wrongdoing.
United is currently in sixth place in the Premier League with 38 points. The team is looking to improve its squad in the summer transfer window, and selling Greenwood could free up funds for new signings.
However, it is unclear whether Greenwood would be willing to leave United. The club is his boyhood team, and he has expressed his desire to stay at Old Trafford.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to sell Greenwood will rest with Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag.
Ten Hag will need to weigh up the financial benefits of selling Greenwood against the potential loss of a talented young player.
Greenwood was charged with serious crimes last year, and although the charges were dropped, the incident may have damaged his reputation.
United may be concerned about the negative publicity that could be generated if Greenwood were to remain at the club.
Greenwood joined Manchester United at the age of six, entering the club’s development school in Halifax. However, his official signing as a youth player occurred on June 30, 2018.
He progressed through the academy ranks before making his senior debut on March 5, 2019, becoming the second-youngest player to score for Manchester United in European competition at the time.
Greenwood can play across the front line, drifting from the wings to central positions. He has a natural eye for goal and a knack for finding the net with both feet.
Greenwood boasts impressive dribbling skills and close control, allowing him to create space and opportunities for himself and teammates.
