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Having just said goodbye to Getafe this weekend, Mason Greenwood is sent to numerous European clubs. The Englishman, who is coming off a remarkable season in La Liga, has become an unwelcome following accusations of sexual assault and rape against his partner. If the rest of his career is neither at Manchester United nor at Getafe where he was on loan this season, his future seems linked to a major European club. According to information from Daily MailMason Greenwood would be on the shelves of Borussia Dortmund.
The German club, finalist in the Champions League on Saturday, is looking for a creative offensive profile who knows how to eliminate their opponents, by passing or dribbling. BVB sporting director Sebastian Kehl did not rule out this hypothesis. The 22-year-old Englishman could replace another young English winger, Jadon Sancho. Also on loan from Manchester United, the England international is in negotiations to sign permanently in Germany. If this cannot be done, Borussia Dortmund is preparing for other possibilities in the same profile.
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