Greenwood continues to perform well this season. According to well-known reporter Romano, Manchester United has a 50% share of the player's second transfer, which means that the team may receive a large amount of funds from it in the future.
Romano said: "Manchester United has received a transfer fee of 25 million euros from the transfer of Greenwood. At the same time, they have also negotiated a 50% secondary transfer share clause with Marseille, so if Marseille decides to sell Greenwood, Manchester United may receive a large amount of money.
"In this summer window, some clubs were ready to pay a large sum of money for Greenwood, but Marseille refused. The team believed that this player was very important for this season. This was a joint decision by the team president, director and De Zerbi. They believed that Greenwood was a key player for the team.
"But remember, if Greenwood leaves Marseille one day, Manchester United will have 50% of the secondary transfer share. So there will be a sum of money in the account, which may be very important for Manchester United's financial fairness and future signings."
