Getafe president Angel Torres has asserted that Manchester United have no intentions of recalling Mason Greenwood to the club this summer.
Getafe have been hit with a three-match partial stadium closure ban after racist abuse directed at a Sevilla player and a member of the coaching staff in the sides' clash on Saturday afternoon.
Sevilla claim that Marcos Acuña and the coaching staff faced "racist and xenophobic abuse" during their 1-0 victory against Getafe, a situation described as "despicable" by Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior.
The president of La Liga says he "doesn't care" about Mason Greenwood's past and wants the Manchester United forward to stay in Spain beyond this season.
Barcelona ascended to second place in LaLiga following a dominant 4-0 victory over Getafe at home, solidifying their position in the standings.
Mason Greenwood's football journey may be steering away from Manchester United, his current parent club, as he plies his trade on loan at Getafe.