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Manchester United are reportedly ready to offer a new contract to academy graduate Mason Greenwood after his breakthrough into the first-team squad.

Manchester United are reportedly prepared to offer a new contract to youngster Mason Greenwood.

After impressing in the academy setup, the 17-year-old has been provided with several opportunities in the first team by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Partly due to Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez having left Old Trafford, Greenwood already has one start and six substitute outings to his name in the Premier League.

Despite having only penned a deal late in 2018, The Athletic claims that Greenwood is on the verge of signing an extension to his contract at the North-West giants.

The report claims that the teenager will be handed terms of around £25,000 per week, which will also include a number of bonuses.

Greenwood currently finds himself as backup to central striker Marcus Rashford.

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