Mason Greenwood and his life at Getafe, Man Utd dilemma and Sir Jim Ratcliffe regime, what next for Red Devils

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Mason Greenwood is said to be eager to continue his life at Getafe. Azulones are on a 10th place in La Liga and they do hope to progress. Mason Greenwood joined in the summer after a difficult time being suspended for unsporting reasons.

So far he has done well out on loan in La Liga, scoring 7 goals and given 5 assists in 25 games. He is of course a player with a massive talent, with a return to Man Utd not ruled out, but could be a bit too early, let’s see what happens in the future.

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Mason Mount and his Man Utd move looks strange so far waiting for special transfer hopefully becoming the big opener

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Mason Mount (24) joined Man Utd this summer for a fee of £55million. He was given the iconic number 7 shirt, but so far his time at Old Trafford looks a sad affair. He is a natural attacking midfielder that would fit in most teams.

Erik ten Hag looks to be in doubt about his new player and so far not really given anyone an idea of what the plan is with Mason Mount as the England international with 36 caps for his country, currently is no longer part of the England squad.

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Focus On; Alan Gowling

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Bio:

Alan Gowling went to Manchester United by way of county schools and Manchester University, where he studied for a degree in economics. He played for Manchester United juniors while at university, and once scored seven goals in a ‘B’ game. Due to his degree, he earned the nickname “Bamber”, after Bamber Gascoigne, the host of University Challenge. Gowling made a goalscoring league debut against Stoke City. Coincidentally, he also played his last game for Manchester United against Stoke City, coming on as a substitute for Bobby Charlton.

He played 87 times for Manchester United and scored four in a game against Southampton on 20 February 1971. Nevertheless, Gowling was never really a first choice player at the club, and he enjoyed his longest run in the side when playing in midfield in his final season in 1971–72. He was sold to Huddersfield Town for £65,000 in June 1972.

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