At one point on a ‘highway,’ now at the ‘crossroads.’ It won’t be Mason Greenwood who chooses – whichever option suits him, he shouldn’t complain.The Englishman’s career was seriously threatened because of accusations of assault and sexual abuse. The claims were dropped, however, at Old Trafford, they didn’t know exactly what to do with him. They sent him on loan to Getafe, he flourished there and will return to the ‘island’ in the summer. Quite possibly only temporarily, until he goes to a new destination, which could be Turin.If Manchester United aren’t ready to go all out because they’re afraid of how the English public will react, if they don’t want to bring Mason Greenwood back to the Theater of Dreams, there is someone who is eager to take him. Juventus went into action, and Cristiano Giuntoli set out to sign a winger.##NAJAVA_MECA_8072744##Greenwood made a more than positive impression on loan in Spain. It expires in the summer and until then he will have to improve the statistics, which are pretty good, and even more than that. In 31 matches for Getafe, he scored ten goals (eight in La Liga and two in Copa del Rey), and set up six. A very good ‘recommendation letter’.Juventus closely followed his performances, but also how the situation unfolds between Greenwood and Manchester United. Although Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been asked several times about the youngster’s future in recent months, each time he has given a non-committal answer. All this indicates that at Old Trafford they are not quite ready to forget what happened off the field in the past, so handing the hot potato to someone else via sale is a realistic option.#Juventus is preparing a move for Mason #Greenwood because Giuntoli believes he is the right profile for attack. First because the English striker has a versatile set of skills that can be increase the technical side of the attack. Furthermore they believe the players off the… pic.twitter.com/0SVCxriofP— 🎥 The AJC 🏳️🏴 (@The_AJC_) May 2, 2024 The transfer figures that appeared varied. From 30,000,000 to even 60,000,000 euros. It is unlikely that he will extract such a sum of money, because in addition to all non-football matters, his contract expires in 2025. Additionally, when they sent him on loan, Man United pledged to forward 20 percent of the transfer fee to Getafe if the Englishman does not stay permanently in the suburbs of Madrid.The Italians write, specifically Daniele Longo from Calciomercato, that Juventus will try with the first offer of 15,000,000 euros. It is likely that they will have to up the ante, and bigger Spanish clubs could cause problems for the Old Lady. News came from the Pyrenees that Atletico Madrid and Barcelona were monitoring the development of the situation.
