Mason Greenwood ‘gives green light to Juventus transfer’ after Man United confirm Erik ten Hag will STAY as manager… as the forward ‘tells the Italian club they are his No 1 choice’
- Mason Greenwood had a fruitful period on loan at Getafe last season
- He has told Juventus that they are his preference ahead of a summer move
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Mason Greenwood has reportedly given Juventus permission to sign him this summer after identifying the Serie A club as his preferred choice upon leaving Manchester United.
The 22-year-old forward, who has not played for the Red Devils since being arrested in January 2022 for attempted rape, assault and coercive control – charges that were subsequently dropped 13 months later – enjoyed a fruitful short-term loan spell at Getafe last summer . season, scoring 10 goals and providing six assists.
United, who have completed their own internal investigation into the allegations, are expected to sell the Manchester United star permanently this summer – with Juventus currently leading the race to land his signature.
According to Sky Sports in ItalyGreenwood has told Juventus they are his priority in the transfer window, giving the green light for a summer move.
Manchester United, who last night confirmed Erik ten Hag would remain manager of the Red Devils following an end-of-season review, are said to want £42million for the former England international.
Mason Greenwood has reportedly given Juventus permission to sign him this summer
The Manchester United star enjoyed a fruitful loan spell at Getafe at the end of last season
The Old Lady are reportedly willing to offer just £25million for Greenwood, although they may be able to offer more after raising money for the potential departures of Federico Chiesa and Matias Soule.
Chiesa is attracting interest from Liverpool, while Soule has been linked to Tottenham, Newcastle and Crystal Palace.
While Juventus are keen to raise money for Greenwood, they are also looking to sign Aston Villa’s Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz, who impressed as the Midlands club qualified for the Champions League last season.
Manchester United, who weighed whether to sack Ten Hag before confirming his stay, are now discussing a new contract with the Dutchman despite sounding out potential suitors after a disappointing season at Old Trafford, which saw his side finished eighth.
Manchester United have confirmed that Erik ten Hag will remain as manager at Old Trafford
Sources have revealed that Ten Hag’s case was strengthened by the club’s shock victory in the FA Cup final over rivals Manchester City.
Mail Sport understands United officials want to see how Ten Hag operates under what they believe will be a new structure aimed at ensuring he is given the best opportunity to succeed.