I don't know if it's feasible but imo we should recall him back in Jan. We desperately need someone who can create and score right now.
And imo it's better to recall him in Jan than do it in the summer if we decide to keep him. First we're crap atm and fecking need goals so some might consider this as a desperate move. Second there's already a lot of noise against us so some more doesn't hurt. And the season has been pretty much fecked over and will be completely if we don't have a good goalscorer for the rest. You can't be killed if you're already dead. Then doing this in the summer would bring too much negative noise and might damage our new season.
Call him back in Jan, give him half a season. If he's no good just sell him in the summer and let that be the end of all this.
I do not like to keep posting the separate issues in this discussion but everyone else is starting to do it. I think they pinned the other discussion somewhere and maybe posters can't see it.
I will try to make this performance related.
Let's imagine a scenario where he could come back as you say January. (Unlikely).
His output from the right side would be far superior to that of what we have currently. The player we there playing has had approx 90 shots at goal without scoring. He has not not scored since March. He has not assisted this entire season.
His cost of £75-80 million is another stick to beat Ten Hag with as he has not other options there and is unable to change it. It is creating a huge amount of pressure on him. Rashford hates playing from the right side.
Greenwood has around 2 assists and 2 la liga goals. We know he can cross a ball. He has assisted by taking corners this season.
The output is not extraordinary but he playing for a small team.
I am so curious to know what would the players reaction be if he was to return. I suggest this from a playing point of view. Surely Rashford and Fernandes would think "thank God you are back and we do not have to play there." It would surely bring a sense of relief in terms of playing.
If the club found him not guilty of committing the issues of which he was accused, then they should have brought him back. Regardless of what is said in the public.
I recall a post on this thread after Greenwood scoring his first goal in which he side footed it into the roof of the net. It said something along the lines of "people getting excited because he scored one goal."
After our output across the entire front line let alone the right side, that post is not ageing very well.
Going out of the Champions League last night has cost us £28 million. Which areas aside from the men's transfer budget is that going to affect?
I would suggest the women's team in particular. Also employers are also not having contracts renewed as well and long term staff are concerned with uncertainty with this takeover or investment doubt.
If you concerned with alienating both men and women, it is the financials and poor displays leading to poor moral that will do that for sure.
Do the math!
Going back to performance related topics, I have said he will likely only improve, provided he stays fit, especially there is a winter break after the 19th December. Greenwood's conditioning will get stronger.