Manchester United, like any other season, have a big loan army this season as well.

One of the most prominent names in that batch is that of Mason Greenwood’s.

The United forward is at Getafe where he made his debut on September 17 with an impressive performance against Osasuna where he forced the corner which led to his team’s winner in a 3-2 victory.

However, he has been brought back down to earth as his side lost to Real Sociedad 3-4 despite a late goal by Juanmi Latasa.

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Unbelievable cut and run from Mason Greenwood

Greenwood came on as a substitute in the 68th minute for Djene Dakonam and immediately slotted in on the right side of the attack.

Getafe were trailing 2-3 when he was subbed on but didn’t contribute much as he remained on the periphery of this game.

He showed off a couple of nice touches in the attacking areas and tested the goalkeeper with a good strike late into the game.

Overall, he couldn’t get involved much as he finished the game with just two passes completed despite playing for nearly half an hour, including added time.

The game almost seemed to pass him by, such was the frantic pace of it amid the mayhem that was this match.

Another sighter at goal in the dying embers of the game summed up the match for him as he failed to bring his team back in front and repeat his Osasuna heroics.

In order to accrue playing time, Greenwood has now entered the game from the bench in two straight contests.

It would be a safe bet to assume that his first start for the club is imminent given his caliber and influence in both games, particularly against Osasuna.

The game against Athletic Bilbao away from home is Getafe’s next match, although the match against Villarreal at home on September 30 may be the one in which he makes his Getafe debut.