The plan to reintroduce Greenwood into the team at the start of the season was rejected by outgoing CEO Richard Arnold. The striker promptly signed a season-long loan with Getafe.

Man United said in a statement following the probe that they do not expect Greenwood to play for them again. However, the English player’s future is going to change dramatically.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will acquire control of the sports division when he completes his purchase of 25% of Manchester United’s shares in the next six weeks. The 71-year-old will then decide Greenwood’s destiny.

No decision has been made, according to Fabrizio Romano, but Ratcliffe has discussed and will further study Greenwood’s condition.

Romano specifically stated, “According to what I hear at the moment, no decision has been made about Greenwood.” Jim Ratcliffe’s current emphasis is the club structure, as determined by the board of directors. As a result, he conducts a variety of things, not only with one player. The situation is unclear in Greenwood as well.

However, in general, this will be considered in the second portion of the season, which begins in March and ends in April. Then, rather than now, they will make a decision.”

At the moment, Man United wants Greenwood to concentrate on Getafe and return to his best form. Greenwood’s partner and children relocated to Madrid with him.