The possibility of Mason Greenwood returning to Manchester United remains a divisive topic, with many fans still reluctant to accept the idea.
When the club reportedly considered releasing a statement to gauge public opinion on Greenwood’s potential return, the backlash on social media was swift and intense. In response, the 22-year-old forward was loaned to Spanish side Getafe, where he continues to play.
Though he’s no longer in the Premier League spotlight, Greenwood hasn’t been forgotten at Old Trafford.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Paul Mitchell—widely rumored to be joining Manchester United in a key sporting role once Sir Jim Ratcliffe takes charge—was recently spotted attending Getafe’s match against Cadiz. His presence there is believed to be more than mere coincidence, likely aimed at evaluating Greenwood’s performance in La Liga.
If Mitchell was indeed scouting Greenwood and later steps into a leadership role at United, it would reflect Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s bold and calculated approach. While such a move might not be popular among all supporters, it would offer early insight into the kind of leadership and decision-making fans can expect under the new regime
