Mason Greenwood’s manager at Getafe has urged authorities to take action following another incident of abuse directed at the Manchester United loanee during a recent match.
Greenwood played the entire 90 minutes as Getafe secured a 1-1 draw against Real Sociedad in La Liga. However, the match was overshadowed by abusive chants from Real Sociedad fans aimed at Greenwood.
The 22-year-old forward joined Getafe on loan in the summer after departing Manchester United. Despite his on-field contributions, Greenwood has frequently been subjected to abuse from opposition supporters.
Jose Bordalas, Getafe’s manager, expressed his dismay at the incident, stating, “I don’t have much to say. It is unacceptable.” Bordalas emphasized the need for action to address such behavior. Highlighting a similar incident involving racial abuse directed at Sevilla’s player during a previous match.
This recent incident adds to a series of challenges Greenwood has faced during his time in Spain. In February, Getafe lodged a complaint against Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham, alleging that Bellingham had verbally attacked Greenwood during a match.
Greenwood’s loan spell at Getafe is set to end at the conclusion of the season. Manchester United has indicated that Greenwood will not return to the club and is open to selling him, with Barcelona reportedly interested in his services.
Despite the challenges, Greenwood is said to be content with his current situation and open to a permanent move to Spain in the upcoming transfer window. Getafe has six more La Liga matches remaining in the season before its conclusion on May 26th.
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