Manchester United have now reportedly decided at what price they will sell controversial star Mason Greenwood, amid interest from a number of top European clubs.
The striker is on a quest to re-establish his career after spending more than 18 months on the sidelines due to a case of attempted rape, assault occasioning bodily harm, and control and coercive behaviour against him.
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The charges were eventually dropped back in February, but Greenwood remained suspended from club activities until he was offloaded to LALIGA side Getafe in August on the back of a lengthy internal investigation at Old Trafford.
Since resuming his career with the Spanish outfit, where he will spend the rest of the season on loan, the marksman has played five games and scored his first goal for the team earlier this month, against Celta Vigo.
According to The Express, regardless of his performances in LALIGA, the 22-year-old has been informed that he will not be allowed back at United.
Now, per TEAMtalk, with the Red Devils planning to sell Greenwood at the end of the season, they have now decided on a price of €20 million to €25 million (R401 million to R502 million) for his signature next term.
Reigning UEFA Europa League champions Sevilla are believed to have expressed an interest in the Englishman's services, while Juventus have also been linked with a potential move.
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Greenwood has made 129 appearances in the United shirt to date, scoring 35 goals along the way.
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