Man Utd make decision on whether to include Mason Greenwood in pre-season tour of the United States for games against Liverpool and Arsenal

The Red Devils will be heading back to America in the summer of 2024. Friendly fixtures against Premier League rivals Liverpool and Arsenal have already been lined up, with there set to be plenty of interest in those contests as United head to Los Angeles, North Carolina and San Diego.

According to the Daily Star, Greenwood will not form part of collective plans for that trip. The 22-year-old forward is currently on loan at La Liga side Getafe and will be due back at Old Trafford when the current campaign comes to a close.

A call on his long-term future will then be made, with the expectation being that a permanent transfer will be sanctioned. He is tied to a contract through to 2025, which includes a 12-month extension option, but a clean break is set to be put in place.

That means Greenwood will not head to the States, even if no move has materialised by that point, with United eager to avoid any distractions. The Red Devils are keen to ensure that no divides are formed with club sponsors and commercial partners, with a definitive decision on Greenwood ready to be made at the start of the summer.