La Liga champions Barcelona have reportedly joined a growing list of clubs interested in signing Manchester United loanee Mason Greenwood.
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Greenwood on loan at Getafe
Barcelona latest club linked with forward
Long-term future remains unclear
WHAT HAPPENED?
Barcelona have sent scouts to watch Greenwood in action this season while out on loan at Getafe, according to talkSPORT. The Catalans are not the only top Spanish club watching Greenwood either. Atletico Madrid have also been keeping a close eye on the forward. Greenwood moved on loan in the summer from Manchester United and has four goals and three assists so far this season for Jose Bordalas's side.
Getafe will reportedly only have to pay 80 percent of any agreed price if they buy him from Manchester United. The Spanish club will also make money if United sell him elsewhere due to a sell-on clause in his loan deal, with the Madrid side set to earn 20 percent of any transfer fee if the Red Devils offload Greenwood to another club.
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Manchester United are not expected to make a final decision on Greenwood's future until the spring of 2024. Getafe have already made their stance clear on the forward but may face competition for his signature at the end of the campaign when his loan deal expires.