Mason Greenwood is poised to part ways with Manchester United on a permanent basis this summer, with the 22-year-old forward currently enjoying a loan spell at Getafe in La Liga. As he prepares to explore new opportunities, Greenwood has been offered the services of a new agent, signaling a potential change in representation.
The young forward, who is currently represented by family members, including his father Andrew who oversees contract negotiations, is expected to seek new representation as he looks to navigate his next career move. Greenwood’s impressive performances during his loan spell at Getafe, where he has contributed seven goals and five assists, have caught the attention of clubs such as Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, hinting at a potential move away from English football.
Dutch agent Menno Groenveld has expressed interest in working with Greenwood, acknowledging the player’s talent and the opportunity to make a difference in his career. Groenveld, known for his work with players primarily from the Netherlands, sees Greenwood as a valuable addition to his agency, although there is currently no confirmation that Greenwood is actively seeking new representation.