European giants sell three stars for Mason Greenwood

Juventus are considering a cut-price deal for Mason Greenwood this summer.

Greenwood is available for transfer at Old Trafford, having spent the season on loan at Getafe.

And Juventus are in the market for attackers as they are set to revolutionise their frontline.

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Moise Kean and Arek Milik are almost certain to leave, while young prodigy Matias Soule will also likely be sacrificed to raise cash.

In addition to these three likely sales, Federico Chiesa will also be offloaded if he doesn’t sign a new contract. Dusan Vlahovic’s future is also not completely secure.

The only attacker at Juventus certain to be at the club in 2024-25 is Kenan Yildiz.

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Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus have made Greenwood a target as they realise they can sign him in a cut-price deal, allowing them to use the cash raised from sales in other areas of the pitch.

Juventus need to improve greatly after another miserable season in which they have fallen well short of a Scudetto challenge, although they did win the Coppa Italia. Thiago Motta is likely to replace the sacked Max Allegri as coach.

Napoli have also been linked to Greenwood in Italy.

Greenwood to leave Man Utd?

Greenwood is expected to leave Manchester United this summer.

He joined Getafe on loan last summer after Manchester United concluded their investigation into the criminal charges he was facing last year, which have since been dropped.

United announced that Greenwood would look to continue his career away from Old Trafford, having not played a game since January 2022 following his arrest by police.

New Man Utd part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe revealed earlier this year that a decision has still not been made on whether to bring the on-loan Getafe attacker back to United at the end of the season.

Greenwood has impressed for Getafe. He has scored 10 goals and got six assists in 35 games in all competitions.

But sentiment among fans and the public in England is still negative towards Greenwood, making it easier for him to continue his career outside of the country.