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EPL: Mason Greenwood’s possible next club revealed
Suspended Manchester United forward, Mason Greenwood’s possible next club has been revealed.
According to The Sun, Juventus are reportedly among different European clubs interested in securing the services of Greenwood this summer.
Greenwood, who was accused of domestic violence by his girlfriend, has been acquitted of all the charges and is keen to kick-start his professional career again.
Juventus is eager to offer the England youngster a fresh start in Italy, with a long-term loan deal being mooted as the most likely scenario.
The Serie A giants have already contacted Greenwood’s representatives to express their interest in the 21-year-old.
Greenwood has not featured for Man United since January 2022 and is training alone away from the club’s training facility, Carrington.
His future at Man United remains uncertain after his alleged rape and assault charges were dropped back in February.
Greenwood has two years left on his £75,000-a-week contract with Man United, but the Red Devils fear they will struggle to attract a serious fee if they decide to sell him this summer
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