On days when there were no games, all kinds of rumors flew all over the place. Earlier, the British "Mirror" quoted the Spanish media "El Nacional" as saying that in addition to dissatisfaction with the way C Ronaldo controlled the dressing room after his return to Manchester United, Greenwood was also disappointed by the changes in the reduction of appearances. Previously, Greenwood had often been a starter under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but after Lonnick's arrival, he was no longer in that role.
As a result, Greenwood is seeking to leave Old Trafford. Arsenal, Juve, Barca and many other clubs are interested in it. In addition, Greenwood is not the only person who has been unhappy at Manchester United, and Harvey actually prefers Greenwood to Martial.
To be honest, the media made up such news is quite speechless. To be clear, Greenwood didn't reduce playing time after Ronnick joined the pack. Before Solskjaer left school, Greenwood was already away from the starting line-up. cause? It's up to the players themselves.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer did trust him very much, and also regarded him as a key training object, and was called the "pro-son" of solskjaer by the media. But after C Ronaldo joined, Greenwood's style of play suddenly began to become independent, and playing became more and more unreasonable. Many of the balls that should be passed chose to go it alone, and whether there was a chance or not, they chose to force their feet to shoot, which eventually attracted criticism from the sky. During that time, Manchester United's record was also not good, and under pressure, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer began to change sides. Since being substituted at half-time in the 5-0 loss to Liverpool, Greenwood has gradually faded out of the starting lineup.
In The three games in which Carrick was acting manager, Greenwood didn't even get a chance to play. Instead, it was after Lonnick officially took over the coaching whip that Greenwood regained the opportunity to play, and started in the Champions League match against the youngsters of Bern, and performed well.
Therefore, there is no such thing as described in the Mirror. On the contrary, Lonnick, who is good at discovering and developing young players, has given Greenwood new hope, rather than taking him away from the main squad. Lonnick coached a total of three games, with Greenwood starting once and coming off the bench twice. And 2 benches have gained a lot of playing time, how can this be said that Lonnick kept Greenwood away from the starting lineup?
In addition, Greenwood's significance to Manchester United is actually similar to the significance of Fati and Pedri to Barca, can Xavi let go of these 2 youngsters? Greenwood is a well-established Manchester United man, who liked Manchester United as a child, and joined the Red Devils Academy at the age of 7, and showed great talent during the Manchester United youth echelon, breaking many echelon scoring records. After joining the first team, the performance also stood out, and finally stood on its footing and once sat firmly in the main force. How could United possibly sell such a talented child of their own?
Besides, Greenwood is currently worth €50 million and the contract is signed until the summer of 2025. Even if Manchester United were willing to sell, the asking price would nearly double. Which of the 3 teams mentioned by the Mirror has the ability to bring in Greenwood? Barcelona? Juve? Arsenal do have a need to bring in a centre-forward, but Manchester United will send their own cultivated potential stocks to Arsenal? What do you think?
Young players grow up with twists and turns, and that's normal. The media has grasped some details and fabricated these rumors, which are not only untrustworthy, but also make people feel ridiculous.