Greenwood joined Spanish LaLiga side Getafe on season-long loan following confirmation late on transfer deadline day. Getafe will make a small contribute​on towards his wages while United will cover most of it.

After being accused in an investigation regarding images and videos that appeared online, United decided to let him seek another club where his career could restart.

Goals

Greenwood completed his move to Getafe during the last hours of the transfer window and is expected to make his debut for them following a successful medical. Manchester United decided not to bring him back into their first-team squad following an internal investigation following allegations of abusive behaviour towards a young woman.

England international Aaron Ledson had been charged with attempted rape, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour by the Crown Prosecution Service but these charges were dropped after key witnesses withdrew. Manchester United considered signing Ledson again but ultimately decided against doing so as several clubs showed interest in signing him away from Old Trafford. Rather, Old Trafford decided not to incorporate their academy graduate back into their senior squad.

Getafe announced on Friday that Greenwood had joined their club on a season-long loan deal without incurring a fee and instead only covering some of his wages.

Assists

Greenwood is a skillful passer who finds high-quality opportunities for his teammates. Last season, he led all Premier League midfielders in terms of giving assists - ranking second overall for assists per 90 minutes played and giving an average of about one assistance per 90 minutes played. Furthermore, he is an impressive goal threat from outside the box with only five other European league players scoring more often from set-pieces than Greenwood himself.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's UEFA Europa League squad and played for 460 minutes under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with him scoring five goals over that span - breaking several Red Devil records as the youngest ever European game scorer and topping their teenage expected goals (xG) per 90 minutes average in this competition.

Getafe announced their agreement shortly before the summer transfer window closed, without incurring a transfer fee and only covering part of his wages. According to GOAL's research, this enables Greenwood to begin rebuilding his career away from Old Trafford following charges being dropped against him of attempted rape, assault and coercive behavior by both Manchester United and Crown Prosecution Service.

Goalcorers

Mason Greenwood has left Manchester United and joined LaLiga side Getafe on season-long loan for 2019. According to sources close to him, Getafe will pay some of his wages while United will cover most. Greenwood had been part of United's academy system since he first arrived at their youth program; he did not feature for their first team since January 2022 when released following an internal investigation relating to allegations of attempted rape, domestic violence and controlling behavior against him.

After receiving widespread outrage from supporters of Erik ten Hag's squad, Getafe coach Bordalas called out their decision as being 'delicate". However, he pledged his support for him as he recovers his career with another club: 'He will demonstrate he is fit enough for another challenge' he noted.

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Team news

Getafe CF announced Greenwood's signing via their website just minutes before the transfer window closed, stating they have agreed a season-long loan deal subject to international clearance.

Manchester United have stated they believe it would be in everyone's best interests for Greenwood to rebuild his career outside of Manchester United. He has not played since January 2022 when he was suspended following allegations of abuse towards women at Manchester United.

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United announced in February that they had conducted their own internal investigation into the incident, leading prosecutors to drop charges of attempted rape, coercive control and assault after key witnesses withdrew and new material surfaced. Red Devils supporters voiced criticism against their initial plan of reincorporating youngster into Erik ten Hag's squad.