Manchester United is reportedly working on fresh loan moves for Mason Greenwood and Jadon Sancho for the next season. According to reports, these players are not part of United’s plans for next season, and the club is prepared to sanction fresh loan deals.
Greenwood had been loaned to Getafe after certain charges were dropped last February, following an internal investigation by United. Despite speculation that United would reconsider their stance on Greenwood, a return is thought to be highly unlikely.
Sancho, on the other hand, returned to Borussia Dortmund on a temporary basis after an internal row. It is reported that talks have been held with Dortmund to discuss the possibility of sending Sancho back to Germany next season, with a permanent sale being a potential option the following year.
Greenwood’s current deal with United is set to expire in 2025, with an option for United to trigger a one-year extension if a sale cannot be negotiated in the coming months. Several clubs, including Inter Milan and Juventus, are reportedly interested in Greenwood, but he is said to be settled in Spain and would prefer to stay in the country.