Manchester United will regret not bringing Mason Greenwood with them.
"Greenwood, who is on loan from United, has been voted by the fans as their Player of the Month for December," Getafe announced on their official website on Wednesday.
"Greenwood has been outstanding in recent weeks and the fans have come to recognize him as one of the key players in Jose Bordallas' team. Greenwood's performance in the 3-3 draw with Atletico Madrid was crucial. "He dominated the flanks and caused problems for rival defenders throughout the game.
Greenwood was forced to leave the club ahead of last summer when, despite the fact that the sexual assault allegations against him had been dropped, the club decided they could no longer work with him. According to later reports, the club's own investigation cleared Greenwood of any wrongdoing, and the club considered reinstating him as a player, but reversed course due to concerns about the negative perception of Greenwood.
Greenwood was one of the most promising young talents United had produced since the 2010s, but the club's erratic administration forced him to look for a new team. Heading out on loan to Getafe, Greenwood quickly picked up his game and settled into Spanish La Liga.
In 15 league games, Greenwood has three goals and four assists. Greenwood's form is only getting better. In the match against Atletico, which the club also mentioned, Greenwood didn't have an attacking point, but he 사설토토 had a huge impact on the game. Even Antoine Griezmann recognized Greenwood's performance. Against Sevilla, he had a goal and an assist to lead his team to victory.
Greenwood's resurgence isn't just randomly good news for United. At the moment, United don't have a striker who is performing better than Greenwood. There are plenty of players who have been out of action for more than a year. That's why United fans have resumed criticizing the club's decision.
Since Greenwood's departure, the power to make sporting decisions at United has been handed over to Jim Ratcliffe's Neos Group. The group will reportedly review the club's decision to keep Greenwood in the summer.
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