Greenwood practiced with his new squad, Getafe, in seven-year-old boots after Nike dismissed him.

The goalscorer was spotted working out with his Getafe colleagues as they prepare for La Liga later this month.

Greenwood kicked Getafe’s first ball.

Seven-year-old Nike footwear was on him.

Nike terminated Greenwood’s contract last year.

The firm that made his shoes, Nike, let him go in 2022, but he continued to wear them.

He worked out alone with his father at a park a few days ago. He last did a team workout about a year ago.

In June, she attended the park jam wearing black Nike Phantom GX boots.

Mason Greenwood is shown in training in his seven-year-old boots days before making his debut for new club Getafe | The US Sun.

He has not signed with another boot company since Nike sacked him.

Greenwood appears to be more engaged in becoming stronger and more fit at the gym, but we do not believe he is match fit.

Getafe also distributed a video of Greenwood’s followers encouraging him to work out on a field outside of Madrid.

The words “We love you Mason Greenwood” are written on it.

Mason Greenwood is spotted during training in his seven-year-old boots days before he makes his debut for new club Getafe | The Sun.

The 21-year-old scorer may now resume his football career due to the La Liga team.

“Hello Getafe fans, Mason here,” the message read.

“I can’t wait to begin!”

Getafe also tweeted an image of Greenwood holding up the team’s blue home shirt.

It said “Mason Greenwood ya esta aqui,” which translates as “Mason Greenwood is here.”

Mason Greenwood Pictured At Training In His Seven-Year-Old, 51% off

The Spanish club announced the transaction just before the summer transfer window closed on Friday.

If he stays in Spain for a time, United will pay him the majority of his £75,000-per-week wage. There are no loan fees.

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

“The club will still help Mason and his family even though things are changing.”

United had already stated that Greenwood and the club “mutually agreed” to split up after learning why he was being kept.

In October of last year, he went to jail. In February, all accusations against him were dismissed.

Greenwood’s contract can be extended for another year if the club wishes. He has another two years to go.

The club would have had to spend more than £8 million to get rid of him.

Greenwood’s uniform number and £75,000-per-week pay became public when more details regarding his move to Getafe emerged.