Greenwood trained with his new team, Getafe, in boots that are seven years old because Nike dropped him.

It was seen that the striker was training with his Getafe teammates as he gets ready for his La Liga start later this month.

Greenwood kicked his first ball for Getafe.

He wore Nike boots that were seven years old.

Last year, Greenwood’s deal with Nike was cancelled.

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Even though his deal with Nike ended in 2022, he kept wearing Nike Mercurial Superfly 4 shoes.

Greenwood hasn’t been to full team practice in more than a year, but he was recently seen working out alone with his dad in a park.

When they were in the park in June, Greenwood wore black Nike Phantom GX shoes.

He hasn’t signed a new deal with any boot company since Nike fired him.

We don’t think Greenwood is match fit, and pictures of him in the gym make it look like he cares more about power and conditioning.

Getafe also shared a film of fans encouraging Greenwood to train on a pitch outside of Madrid.

“We love you Mason Greenwood” was written on it.

The 21-year-old goalscorer has been given a way to get back into football by the La Liga team.

He wrote in a message to fans, “Hi Getafe fans, this is Mason.”

“I am very pleased to be here and look forward to beginning.”

Getafe also put a picture of Greenwood holding up the blue home strip of the club on Twitter.

“Mason Greenwood ya esta aqui” (which means “Mason Greenwood is here”) was written under it.

The deal was revealed by the Spanish club just minutes before the end of the summer transfer window on Friday.

If he stays in Spain for a while, United will pay most of his £75,000-a-week salary. They will not charge a loan fee.

The club said in a statement, “The move gives Greenwood the chance to start over with his career away from Manchester United.”

“During this time of change, the club will continue to help Mason and his family.”

After looking into why Greenwood was being held, United had already said that he and the club had “mutually agreed” to part ways.

He was jailed in October of last year, but in February, the Crown Prosecution Service dropped all charges against him.

There are two more years left on Greenwood’s deal, and the club can add another year if they want to.

The club would have had to pay more than £8 million if they couldn’t get rid of him.

It comes after more information about Greenwood’s move to Getafe became public, such as his uniform number and £75,000-a-week pay.