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Manchester United winger Facundo Pellistri has been given the all-clear to join Granada on loan today.

As Mail Sport reported, a loan agreement between the clubs was reached on Monday but Pellistri was awaiting the go-ahead from manager Erik ten Hag.

However, the green light has now been awarded and the move appears imminent. 

Both forwards have also been the subject of interest from other clubs.

Facundo Pellistri has been given the go-ahead from Manchester United to sign for Granada

Facundo Pellistri has been given the go-ahead from Manchester United to sign for Granada

Erik ten Hag wanted to make sure he has adequate cover before letting Pellistri leave on loan

Erik ten Hag wanted to make sure he has adequate cover before letting Pellistri leave on loan

Granada are willing to make the move a permanent one in the summer.

Pellistri had been still in Manchester as of midday Tuesday as he awaited clearance from the club to board a plane. 

A flight was scheduled for 3pm in readiness and some of his representatives are already in Spain preparing to meet him.

Pellistri has made 14 outings for United this season but has mostly been limited to coming off the bench. 

United signed him as an 18-year-old from Uruguayan side Penarol for £10m in 2020. 

The winger signed a five-year deal upon joining but has since struggled to make a permanent impression on the first team. 

Pellistri has already completed a couple of loan spells in Spain with Deportivo Alaves in previous seasons. 

His competitive debut finally came in the EFL Cup against Charlton in January 2023, when he came on as a substitute and got an assist.

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