BREAKING: Greenwood return finally approved by Sir Jim Ratcliffe Following Getafe lost to Sevilla last night,player will arrive today to join the rest of His teammates – Welcome star boy.

Greenwood’s return has at last been granted approval by Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The player, who was substituted for Sevilla last night

after Getafe’s loss, will join the rest of his teammates today. Greetings, star son!Mason Greenwood’s destiny with Manchester United will be decided in large part by Sir Jim Ratcliffe this summer. However, the INEOS founder’s purported transfer intentions in early summer indicate that it is improbable he will deviate from the club’s official statement following his loan departure in September.

Greenwood departed for Getafe on the day before the deadline, following a U-turn on the decision to authorize a return by former chief executive Richard Arnold in response to internal and external backlash.

Greenwood, who denied all charges, had charges of attempted rape, assault, and controlling and coercive behavior dismissed by the Crown Prosecution Service in February of last year.

However, despite Arnold’s “satisfaction” with the 22-year-old forward’s acquittal, United announced they would assist him in reestablishing his career elsewhere.Official word at the time was that the club no longer anticipated Greenwood to represent them after the twenty-one-month saga.

The forthcoming reorganization of the sporting hierarchy subsequent to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s £1.3 billion acquisition of a 25 percent stake and authority over all football operations has refocused attention on his future.

INEOS, on the other hand, may decide to replace Greenwood and generate a transfer fee in exchange for his signature later this year, according to their rumored summer plans.

Additionally, United maintain a keen interest in right winger Michael Olise of Crystal Palace and may make an offer for Aaron Wan-Bissaka to deter Chelsea and Liverpool’s interest.

If Olise and a new high-priced striker are added to Erik ten Hag’s roster, Greenwood will be unable to return from his loan spell in La Liga.

As competition for the 20-year-old Dane, Rasmus Hojlund was acquired for £72 million last summer, and a new center-forward would replace Anthony Martial, who is due to depart on a free transfer in July.

Having spent his youth years operating as either a striker or right winger, Greenwood would likely determine that a permanent transfer away would be more advantageous for his development should Ratcliffe finance additions in both positions.reinforcements are required in both regions.

Reportedly, he has an abundance of interests.

La Liga heavyweights Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, and Barcelona are among those rumored to be interested in the services of the former United No. 11.