Juventus want to offer Man Utd outcast Mason Greenwood fresh start in Italy and hope Paul Pogba can help seal transfer
JUVENTUS are ready to offer Mason Greenwood a fresh start in Italy.
The Turin giants have made it clear they are very interested in giving the Manchester United striker a route back to top-level football.
They have sounded out Greenwood’s camp.
And Juventus hope a long-term loan deal can be agreed this summer.
Milan and Roma are also keen on signing Greenwood.
There have also been noises about a move to Turkey too.
But Juve hope having Paul Pogba in the squad will sway things their way.
Greenwood’s alleged rape and assault charges were dropped in February.
He has not featured for United since January 2022.
And the forward is currently training alone away from their Carrington base.
Greenwood, 21, still has two years left on his £75,000-a-week contract.
And United fear they will struggle to attract a serious fee if they opted to sell.
That makes a long-term loan his likeliest chance of a move.
But that’s only as long as the club Greenwood joins covers his wages.