Mason Greenwood will see more than half of his salary covered by Manchester United, reports Fabrizio Romano.
The striker joined La Liga club Getafe on loan in a late-window transfer.
The details of this transfer have been revealed by journalist Fabrizio Romano, who indicates that Manchester United will pay more than 50% of the player’s salary.
The striker has two more years on his contract at Old Trafford, earning him £75,000 a week, and Man Utd are expected to cover over 50% of that sum. When he returns to Man Utd in 2024, he will only have one year left on his contract.
Greenwood in Madrid
Indeed, the Premier League club will continue to bear a significant percentage of the salary. Several clubs in Europe and the Middle East, such as Roma and Al-Ettifaq, have shown interest in the player.
It is believed that both Lazio and Besiktas had hopes of getting the striker but he eventually left for Spain.
